A Canadian expedition led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) becomes the first team to see the wreck of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s last ship, the Quest, in the Labrador Sea. The ship sank in 1962, and the RCGS-led explorers report being the first people to lay eyes on the wreck since that time. Multiple outlets describe the discovery as the culmination of the expedition’s mission to locate and examine the vessel in its underwater resting place. The reporting characterizes the event as a notable milestone for historical and exploratory research, emphasizing that the team’s observations mark the first confirmed public viewing of the wreck. The accounts provided do not include additional details about the condition of the wreck, the methods used to reach the site, or any immediate plans for further study, but they consistently identify the expedition leadership and the historical timeframe since the 1962 sinking. All sources agree that this is the first time a group has directly seen the Quest wreck since it went down.