On , at approximately 0430 Pacific Daylight Time, the Canadian fishing vessel Viking Storm collided with the American fishing vessel Maverick in thick fog, 30 nautical miles off La Push, Washington. The Maverick capsized and sank from the impact; 3 of the 4 crew members on board survived and were rescued by the Viking Storm. The fourth crew member was never found and is presumed drowned.
On , at approximately 1340 Eastern Daylight Time, the passenger vessel Jiimaan grounded while approaching the ferry terminal in Kingsville, Ontario. The 34 passengers and crew remained on board until the vessel was refloated at approximately 1308 the next day, after which time the Jiimaan was escorted to the port of Leamington, Ontario. There was no pollution, damage, or injuries.
Passenger ferry Northern Ranger
Nain, Newfoundland and Labrador
On at approximately 0415 Atlantic Daylight Time, the 8.69 m fishing vessel Ocean Star II, with 3 people on board, departed the wharf located near the community of Port Hood, Nova Scotia, to haul lobster traps. The wind was westerly at 10–15 knots and there was a 2 m northwest swell.
On , the bulk carrier Maccoa was forced to undertake evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision with a Canadian Pacific Railway bridge near Kahnawake, Quebec, due to the failure of the bridge span to rise. A presumed bottom contact was reported while the vessel was maneuvering.
On , the passenger vessel Akademik Ioffe ran aground 78 nautical miles north-northwest of Kugaaruk, Nunavut. The Akademik Ioffe was sailing through narrows in a remote area of the Canadian Arctic that was not surveyed to modern or adequate hydrographic standards, and where none of the vessel crew had ever been.
