Divescapes Scuba Conference

10/15/2026

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Non food tickets still available at the door.
Evario Events Center
950 Parsons Road SW Edmonton

10/15/2026

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Checkout the amazing Exhibitors and Sponsors of Divescapes 2026.
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10/14/2026

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Discover Divescapes in Alberta, bringing together scuba diving experts, underwater explorers, dive travel specialists and conservation initiatives.

10/08/2026

October 16/17, 2026 Is coming up fast, do you have your tickets?
Tickets with meals still available Until October 13; Get yours before its to late.
Day passes available at door
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09/16/2026

09/15/2026

Last Day to Get Early Bird Tickets!
You have until 11:59, to get in on the deal!

09/12/2026

Speaker Announcement!
We know you have all been wanting to hear of the exploration being done on the City Of Ainsworth in Kootenay Lake

This year we have Brian Nadwidny to tell you all about it.

Brian is a technical CCR diver from Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada. He has spent 37 years exploring shipwrecks across the world, from Australia to the Shetland Islands, with a focus on Canadian wrecks. Some of the more memorable experiences was being on the team that found the wreck of the SS Athelviking tanker (Sunk Jan 1945) near the entrance to Halifax Harbour, being one of the first divers to explore the deeper sections of the Brigadier General Zalinski wreck (1946) in a very remote part of the Granville Channel in BC and finding the City of Sandon wreck (1920) in Slocan Lake, BC. Outside of wrecks his travels have led him to the caves of northern Vancouver Island pushing the Reappearing River cave system and laying line during the first explorations of the Wet Dream cave on the Nomash River. He has given talks about his experiences in many places like Boston, New Jersey, Poland, Kaslo, etc. At Divescapes this year he will tell the tale of an idea that started in 1996 and was finalized in 2023 with dives on the City of Ainsworth sternwheeler (1898), Canada’s 2nd deepest shipwreck dive. A past president of the Alberta Underwater Council he revived the Divescapes conference in 2006. He is a member of the Explorers Club.

09/10/2026

Only 5 Days left to get your Early Bird Gold Pass!
Early bird closes September 15 at 11:59pm

Divescapes Scuba Conference in Edmonton, Oct 28, 29, 2022 at the River Cree Resort & Casino. Join us for exciting Canadian and International scuba presentations, plus Exhibitors, Sponsors, Workshops, Silent Auction, Prizes & more!

09/08/2026

Speaker Announcement!
Caitlin Lloyd-Hall

Caitlin is a PhD candidate at the University of Alberta, where she works with Dr. Stephanie Green. Her research focuses on the ecology of restored coral reefs, with the goal of understanding how restoration can support effective reef conservation. Prior to beginning her PhD, Caitlin completed an MSc at the University of Sussex in the UK, where she investigated the recovery of a kelp forest ecosystem impacted by trawl fishing. When she’s not conducting research, Caitlin enjoys spending as much time underwater as possible!

09/07/2026

We are Finally able to announce our Keynote Speaker, coming to us from Vancouver Island
Maxwel Hohn!

Maxwell Hohn is a nature and wildlife cinematographer & photographer with a passion for showcasing the world's stunning natural diversity. Maxwel grew up on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia before travelling around the world evolving his skills as a photographer.
An adventurer, photographer and filmmaker, Maxwel Hohn has a passion for documenting and exploring the underwater world. Maxwel has a unique skillset that allows him to dive into a variety of industries. He is a recreational, technical and commercial diving instructor with over 4000 dives. One week he could be squeezing into a river canyon filming salmon for a documentary, and the next week he could be travelling the coast of British Columbia collecting data for Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Technical and sidemount diving were the keystones that motivated Maxwel to expand his career and to venture into new depths. Mission orientated diving fueled his desire to work underwater which lead him into the commercial diving industry. He has gained experience in a variety of fields, including marine construction, underwater welding and environmental surveys. He is also a well-respected and published underwater photographer, certified drone pilot, and emerging filmmaking talent, all resulting in the successful launch of his company Salish Sky.
Maxwell’s work can be seen in many film productions that include “Secrets of the Octopus” and Island of the Sea Wolves”. In 2025 Maxwell was featured at Boston Sea Rovers Film Show.