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(0)UPDATE: 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 travelling from Saint John to Yarmouth when it started taking on water...
Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle
Article online since November 20th 2008The RCMP are investigating a fatal pedestrian/vehicle accident that occurred Wednesday night. Police say a 41-year-old woman was walking on the Main Shore Road near Dearman Drive around 9 p.m. on Nov. 19 when she was struck by a vehicle while crossing the road. The road was closed for several...
Fishing vessel at the centre of undersized lobsters case burned at shipyard
Article online since November 20th 2008By Tina Comeau THE VANGUARD 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...
Annual lobster fishing send off takes place at 5 a.m. at Cape Forchu Light
Article online since November 20th 2008What’s become an annual tradition at the Cape Forchu Light will take place at 5 a.m. on dumping day: Monday, Nov. 24. Manager Denise Nickerson says the event has become very popular. “Last year a couple hundred people gathered at the Cape Forchu Light to support and bless the lobster...
Lobster fishing costs
Article online since November 20th 2008Ever wondered about the costs associated with fishing lobster? The following figures are minimal estimates. Annual DFO lobster fishing fee: approx. $1,890 One-time purchase of lobster license - $350,000 (fluctuates) Bait - $300-$400 per trip Fuel - $600 (18 to 20 miles offshore) Each...
Other News ( 6 to 37 of 2338 )
- It's a go, lobster season will open Monday ( 22 hours ago )
- The time for talk is almost done says DFO – decision must be made on when season will start ( yesterday )
- Work progressing on new Kaye Nickerson centre ( yesterday )
- Christmas around the World parade takes place Nov. 22 ( yesterday )
- Gravedigger on the roll ( 2 days ago )
- Lucky Choice ensures everyone’s a winner on Nov. 21 ( 2 days ago )
- Chicks with Sticks final results ( 2 days ago )
- New breast MRI to serve patients of South West Health ( 3 days ago )
- Anxiety building as uncertain lobster season approaches ( 3 days ago )
- $3.75-million renewal program announced for Nova Scotia's seafood industry ( 3 days ago )
- As easy as pie… with 40 people plus ( 4 days ago )
- PHOTO ESSAY: Gearing up for lobster season ( 4 days ago )
- PHOTOS: Yarmouth County Athletic Awards Banquet ( 5 days ago )
- Yarmouth and Acadian Shore website launched ( 5 days ago )
- Children’s Festival Nov. 15 & 16th at AGNS Western branch in Yarmouth ( 5 days ago )
- PHOTO ESSAY: Chicks with Sticks hockey tournament ( 6 days ago )
- Chamber to present business awards Nov. 19 ( 6 days ago )
- Total market readiness program graduates 38 ( 6 days ago )
- Graduates promote TMR program ( 6 days ago )
- Mooney era officially ushered in at town council ( 7 days ago )
- Mariners play RCMP all-star squad to raise money for literacy program ( 7 days ago )
- Leland Anthony voted warden of MoY council ( 7 days ago )
- Blind knitter supplying teddies for the needy ( 7 days ago )
- LEGO creations being showcased at Burridge Campus ( November 12th 2008 )
- Marci Melvin, former Yarmouth Legal Aid lawyer, appointed judge ( November 12th 2008 )
- Th’YARC holding Theatre Games Workshop Nov. 13 ( November 12th 2008 )
- Yarmouth family to meet bone marrow donor from Germany who saved boy's life ( November 12th 2008 )
- Cut back to increase ( November 12th 2008 )
- Argyle council (with 3 new members) to hold first post-election regular council meeting Nov. 18 ( November 12th 2008 )
- PHOTOS: High school hockey: Yarmouth vs. Par-en-Bas ( November 12th 2008 )
- Take steps to protect your camps and cottages over the winter, say RCMP ( November 12th 2008 )
- PHOTO ESSAY: Remembrance Day service in Yarmouth ( November 11th 2008 )
Most read news
- # 1 : Low lobster prices elsewhere causing concerns here
- # 2 : Meteghan woman dies after car flips while trying to avoid deer
- # 3 : Poppy wreath craft part of Remembrance Day activity at Yarmouth library
- # 4 : House of Horror opens its doors
- # 5 : Lobster issues putting a lot on fishermen’s plates
- # 6 : DFO's stacking of licences policy infuriates lobster fishermen in southwestern N.S.
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