Increased Safety for East Coast Fishermen – Mi’kmaq-Maliseet Nations News

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Increased Safety for East Coast Fishermen

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by Marc Laframboise, MMNN Contributor

Fish SAFE and NSCC School of Fisheries Safety Advisors oversee the crew of the Annapolis Valley First Nation vessel Lobster Stalker as they put on their cold water immersion suits during an abandon ship emergency response drill. (L-R) Steve Grant (Captain of Lobster Stalker), John Krgovich (Fish SAFE Safety Advisor), Keith Maillet (Deckhand on Lobster Stalker), Joe Grandy (NSCC School of Fisheries Safety Advisor), Gina MacKay (Fish SAFE Program Manager), Blair Campbell (NSCC School of Fisheries Safety Advisor), Fred Phillips (Deckhand of Lobster Stalker), and Jerry Toney (Fisheries Coordinator of Annapolis Valley First Nation).

Fish SAFE and NSCC School of Fisheries Safety Advisors oversee the crew of the Annapolis Valley First Nation vessel Lobster Stalker as ...

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Tags: Allen Tobey, Annapolis Valley First Nation, APCFNC, Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fisheries Initiative, Blair Campbell, British Columbia, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, East Coast Fishermen, Fisheries Safety Association of Nova Scotia, FishSAFE BC, Fred Phillips, Gina MacKay, Jerry Toney, Joe Grandy, John Krgovich, Keith Maillet, Lobster Stalker, Marc Laframboise, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Community College, Nova Scotia Fisheries Sector Council, Safest Catch, Steve Grant, Transport Canada