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  • Oakville Rum Runner

    Explore the well-preserved Oakville Rum Runner, a 30-foot pleasure boat resting in 75 feet of Lake Ontario, rich in history and intrigue.

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  • Niagara Barge

    Explore the submerged Niagara Barge, a unique dive site in the Niagara River, rich in aquatic life and accessible for divers and snorkelers.

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  • Neilson

    Explore the upright wreck of the Neilson, a 35-foot cabin cruiser in Kempenfelt Bay, Lake Simcoe, offering intriguing dive opportunities for intermediate to advanced divers.

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  • Dawn of the Dead

    Explore the haunting beauty of the ‘Dawn of the Dead’ wreck, a captivating dive site near Hamilton, Ontario, perfect for intermediate divers.

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  • Ubique III (Jay’s Liner, Wilma, R.J. Foote) C 171934 (Bermingham Crane)

    Explore the wreck of Ubique III, a steel tugboat sunk in Lake Ontario, offering advanced divers a glimpse into maritime history at a depth of 150 feet.

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  • Terry’s Tug

    Explore the well-preserved wreck of Terry’s Tug, a 19th-century wooden tugboat near Kingston, Ontario, offering a glimpse into maritime history.

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  • Tardis II

    Explore the unique wreck site of Tardis II, a 1970s pleasure sailboat co-located with Terry’s Tug in Lake Ontario, offering diverse diving experiences.

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  • Unidentified Hull – Howe Island

    Explore the mystery of an unidentified hull in the St. Lawrence River, a potential target for underwater exploration and research.

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  • Tibbets Point Wreck

    Explore the remains of an unidentified hull near Tibbetts Point, a site rich in maritime history and diving opportunities.

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  • Ivy Lea Wreck (Halcyon?)

    Explore the Ivy Lea Wreck, a submerged mystery in the St. Lawrence River, offering divers a glimpse into maritime history and a thriving underwater ecosystem.

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