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Oil Successfully Removed from Manolis L
(Above Photo) The Tidewater Enabler offloading the oil removed from the Manolis L.
Coast Guard Will Continue to Monitor Wreck Site
After sitting on the seafloor for 33 years, the oil has finally been removed from the sunken paper...
Oil Successfully Removed from Manolis L
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Smart Buoy Technology Aiming to Provide Ropeless Gear Option for Fishermen
(Above photo) The co-founders of Ashored Innovations (from left): Aaron Stevenson (CEO), Ross Arsenault (COO) and Maxwell Poole (VP Marketing and Product Development). Contributed photo
A smart buoy that will provide a ropeless gear option for crab and lobster fishermen...
Smart Buoy Technology Aiming to Provide Ropeless Gear Option for Fishermen
Column, Final Voyages
Survivor Extreme - Part III
On Wednesday, November 1, 1995, an 85-foot tug struck a rocky shoal about 10 miles south of Nain, Labrador. The Sea Alert sank within 10-12 minutes. The captain and two other crewmembers were lost with the vessel. The engineer,...
Survivor Extreme - Part III
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Fate of FISH-NL Remains Uncertain
No Decisions from Aug. 20 Labour Relations Board Hearing
The Federation of Independent Sea Harvesters of Newfoundland and Labrador (FISH-NL) is remaining positive that its mission to represent inshore fish harvesters in the province is still alive and well. On...
Fate of FISH-NL Remains Uncertain
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Feasibility of ITQs Focus of Industry Research
Are individual transferrable quotas (ITQs) really the best tool for fisheries management, or have they just become a one-size fits all solution? This was the question pursued in a paper released this summer by the University of Alaska Fairbanks entitled...
Feasibility of ITQs Focus of Industry Research
