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Restrictions are lifting and some of our regular activities can resume. Travel to scuba destinations is still limited but that doesn't mean you can't get in some dive practice. We have a few options available to practice, refresh, improve and learn new skills over the winter.Practice: We now have pool time available at MacEwan University pool throughout the next 6 months that you can join in on. Pool fun is available for all certified divers who have dove in the last year. You can jump in a …

Latest news on Scuba Diving in Alberta during the Covid 19 PandemicThe Alberta Government has announced that swimming pools are now allowed to open along with the Stage 2 re-openings. However most of the swimming pools in and around Edmonton are not yet ready to open there doors. Most pools are expected to announce there re-open dates in early to mid July. We are hoping to get bookings are be able to start Open Water Pool and Class training soon. If you are interested please keep an eye on the w …

Fresh water diving is available all summer and into the fall in various lakes around the province. Some of the favorite lakes include Twin, Narrow, Cold, Clear, Upper Waterton, Minniwanka, Two Jack, Beauvert, Annette, Horseshoe and more.  Diving in Alberta lakes can be exhilarating, fascinating and fun. There may not be a coral reef or plentiful fish but there are some fish not to mention the experience to feel the zero gravity you can find underwater.  Local divi …

One of the most important pieces of scuba or snorkel equipment is your mask. Often the first piece of equipment to purchase. Here are a list of our most asked questions with masks. 1. How long does a mask last? A good quality mask will last a long time as long as you care for it. A mask made with high grade silicone and tempered safety glass will last 10-20+ years also depending on how often it is used and how well it is cared for. 2. How to store a mask?You should rinse your mask …

If you enjoy Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Surfing, Paddle boarding or any water sport you need to think about sun protection. We all understand the damage sun can do to our skin but did you know the damage some sunblock can do to the ocean?Finding the right reef friendly sun screen can be difficult and with the conflicting scientific studies available on what chemicals are harmful and which are safe it is difficult for the water lover to protect their skin and the ocean. Cover-up. The simplest and …