
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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Halifax Remembers WWII Bravery
This month, the maritime community in Halifax in Canada, continue a tradition designed to keep the city’s stories of historic bravery alive. The Bamse Cup, a youth regatta to be held on Wednesday and Thursday, August…
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A Storied History as Canada’s Fightingest Ship
HMCS Haida is a revered symbol of Canadian naval history, celebrated as the sole surviving Tribal-class destroyer among the 27 built for the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, and Royal Australian Navy between 1937 and 1945.…
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The Resilient Frigate of the Royal Navy
World War II’s brutal sea battles left countless vessels scarred or sunk, but HMS Loch Lomond (K 437) was among the fortunate few to endure and continue serving for nearly 25 years. Aptly carrying the motto…
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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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