My Potential 2014 Summer Dive Trips
I’m planning on the Jesse Ann wreck out in Oakville, Ontario. This wreck sits about 1km offshore, and Rob Shannon of Oakville Divers runs charters out to this wreck all […]
Whale Shark and Manta Ray at Koh Tachi
Photo credit – John Boy
Planning for Diving This Year?
It may be winter and cold right now, but we’re planning on dive trips when the weather is more conductive for diving, especially in a 7mm wet suit! What are […]
Congratulations Brain Sloan!
I would like to congratulate Brian Sloan on becoming a NAUI open water diver, certified by Canadian Scuba Voyager. Great teaching job by Brian Quinn, as per usual 🙂
Beware! Venomous Crustacean Discovery….
First venomous crustacean found The remipede’s venom contains a complex cocktail of toxins Experts have found the first venomous crustacean – a centipede-like creature that lives in underwater caves. The […]
Tobermory type Vugs
These are exactly the type of vugs I saw while diving at the grotto in Tobermory. I happen to come across them while hiking along a small section of the […]
Pride Can Be Deadly
Lessons For Life: Pride Can Be Deadly by Eric Douglas August Lessons for Life Jori Bolton Enlarge Photo Ray was fairly new to diving, but he loved the gear. He […]
Diving with Diabetes
Diving with diabetes–a condition that can cause dangerously low blood sugar–has been a hotly contested issue nearly as long as there have been recreational divers. In 1975, the UK threw […]
DAN Guidelines for Recreational Diving with Diabetes
Table 1: Guidelines for Recreational Diving with Diabetes – Summary Form1 Selection and Surveillance Age 18 years (16 years if in special training program) Delay diving after start/change in medication- […]
Type 1 Diabetes and Scuba Diving
Review of a DAN Study of Plasma Glucose Responses in Recreational Divers By Neal W. Pollock, Ph.D.1,, Donna M. Uguccioni, M.S.2, Guy de L Dear, M.B., FRCA1 1 Center for Hyperbaric […]
