Honouring Those Who Served
The Convoy Cup Foundation celebrates the brave men and women of the allied convoys who crossed the North Atlantic during World War II. In partnership with Norway, we commemorate their sacrifice and commitment to peace through yachting events and educational outreach.
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The Tragic Fate of the SS Western Prince: A Tale of Heroism and Loss
On December 14, 1940, the SS Western Prince, a cargo and passenger ship, met a tragic end during the early years of World War II. The ship was en route from the United Kingdom when it…
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The Last Stand of HMS Jervis Bay
On November 5, 1940, as the autumn sun began to dip below the horizon of the Atlantic Ocean, the Royal Navy’s HMS Jervis Bay found itself facing a battle that would go down in history as…
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The Heroic Battle of HMCS Assiniboine
HMCS Assiniboine’s encounter with German U-210 during World War II remains a stirring example of naval courage and persistence. On July 31, 1942, Convoy SC-94 left Sydney, Nova Scotia, for Europe with Assiniboine serving as one…
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Engaging the Next Generation
The BAMSE Cup regatta introduces youth to the rich maritime history of Canada and Norway, fostering a new generation of sailors who honour the legacy of the convoys.
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Thank You to Our Sponsors and Collaborators
We are grateful to our partners and collaborators who help us continue our mission
