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(0)Three rescued from Irving barge near Yarmouth
Article online since November 20th 2008By Greg Bennett NovaNewsNow.com Three people were pulled off an Irving barge moments before it capsized in stormy waters about 20 miles southwest of Yarmouth on Wednesday, Nov. 19. The barge, the Shovel Master, was being towed from Saint John to Yarmouth when it started taking on water in...
Fishing vessel at the centre of undersized lobsters case burned at shipyard
Article online since November 20th 2008By Tina Comeau NovaNewsNow.com Last spring the fishing vessel Kayla and Dylan was in the news for being involved in what DFO was calling the largest seizure of illegal lobster in southwestern Nova Scotia. Now the vessel is back in the news because it has been the subject of a fire. The...
It's a go, lobster season off southestern N.S. will open Monday
Only thing that could delay the season now is weather; meanwhile fishermen vote to stay home on Sundays
Article online since November 19th 2008By Tina Comeau NovaNewsNow.com The lobster fishery off southwestern Nova Scotia will open on Monday, Nov. 24. After meeting with lobster buyers on Wednesday afternoon it was decided there would be no monetary advantage for fishermen to delay the season by one week. The only thing that...
The time for talk is almost done says DFO – decision must be made on when season will start
Article online since November 19th 2008The talk is still ongoing on whether to go lobster fishing on Monday or delay the start of the season, but the Department of Fisheries and Oceans says the talk can’t go on forever. DFO says a decision will be made by it tomorrow morning (Thursday, Nov. 20) at 9 a.m. of whether the season...
Bearded Skipper calling it quits
Norman Peters hauls in his line after 42 years
Article online since November 19th 2008By Jim Brown FOR THE SOU’WESTER Transcontinental Media NORTH RUSTICO, P.E.I. – A man who is the face of deep-sea fishing on P.E.I. is packing his gear after 42 years. Norman Peters, 67, wanted to retire from his deep-sea fishing business a few years ago, but his clients wouldn’t...
Other News ( 6 to 37 of 459 )
- Sports fishery for tuna proposed ( 2 days ago )
- Lobster market meltdown could mean $100 million loss to local economy ( 2 days ago )
- RCMP release photo of burning fishing boat fire ( 2 days ago )
- Lots of shrimp means lots of work at peninsula plants ( 3 days ago )
- MLA wants fishermen to have insurance options ( 3 days ago )
- Anxiety building as uncertain lobster season approaches ( 3 days ago )
- Tuna fishermen to keep close watch on Morocco meetings ( 3 days ago )
- $3.75-million renewal program announced for Nova Scotia's seafood industry ( 3 days ago )
- PHOTO ESSAY: Gearing up for lobster season ( 6 days ago )
- N.S. fisheries minister apologizes for remark ( 6 days ago )
- Nova Scotia MLA and fisheries critic says fishermen should have been consulted ( November 12th 2008 )
- In the restaurants: price of lobster not falling...yet ( November 11th 2008 )
- History of lobster industry subject of Thursday talk, as well as book ( November 11th 2008 )
- NDP critical of lobster 'stacking' proposal ( November 10th 2008 )
- Talk on the wharf is one of uncertainty for upcoming lobster season ( November 10th 2008 )
- Late start and split season could raise lobster prices says fisherman ( November 10th 2008 )
- NDP asks Shea to move fisheries department out of Ottawa ( November 7th 2008 )
- Fisheries minister responds to NDP fisheries critic ( November 7th 2008 )
- Flight cutbacks may boost lobster ferry traffic ( November 7th 2008 )
- Fire on boat was never serious, says fisherman ( November 7th 2008 )
- DFO stacking of licences policy infuriates lobster fishermen in southwestern N.S. ( November 7th 2008 )
- Fire put out on fishing vessel off southwestern Nova Scotia ( November 6th 2008 )
- Fall lobster landings hold steady in P.E.I. ( November 5th 2008 )
- 'I wouldn't encourage young ones to stay' ( November 5th 2008 )
- NHL visit and promotion a goal for Queens County, N.S. ( November 5th 2008 )
- Devastation and elation ( November 4th 2008 )
- N.S. premier taking a wait-and-see approach on lobster ( November 4th 2008 )
- Shelburne MLA wants Georges Bank on front burner ( November 4th 2008 )
- DFO gives fishermen bleak outlook on upcoming season ( November 3rd 2008 )
- Don’t tell us what to do – fishermen to DFO ( November 3rd 2008 )
- An air of caution precedes opening of season ( November 3rd 2008 )
- "We always have concerns" – N.S. fisheries minister ( November 3rd 2008 )
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- # 1 : Frenette wants next fisheries minister to be from P.E.I.
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- # 3 : PHOTOS: Seining off Yarmouth, N.S.
- # 4 : Fishing industry in Nova Scotia to host symposium
- # 5 : Maine Governor calls for comprehensive review of lobster industry
- # 6 : Gail Shea gets fisheries post
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