3Pn Halibut Meeting
FFAW will be holding a meeting for all 3Pn Halibut Harvesters on Wednesday, October 8 at 10:30am at the St. Christopher’s Hotel in Port aux Basques. All harvesters are encouraged
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MSC BALTIC III SALVAGE UPDATE
As of September 31st, salvage work remains active and focused on safe and steady removal. The remaining salvage is complex, but efforts continue. • All of the bulk oil has
Crab harvesters in Crab Management Area 3Ps10A only
***Crab harvesters in Crab Management Area 3Ps10A only – Priority given to those harvesters between St. Bride’s and Little Barasway*** Harvesters were notified of the opportunity to participate in the
CHARTER IN SHIP HARBOUR, PLACENTIA BAY: SURVEY OF ARTIFICIAL REEF BALLS
Harvesters interested in a 6-day nearshore charter near Ship Harbour in Placentia Bay are invited to apply using the attached application form. The deadline for applications is August 29th at 4:30
Constitutional Changes Passed for Midterm Vacancies
Today, the FFAW-Unifor Executive Board passed an interim amendment to the union’s Constitution in favour of adopting changes to the election process for vacancies in the offices of the President
COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES DUE TO WEST WHITE ROSE PROJECT MARINE ACTIVITIES
Cenovus has developed a compensation program to provide fair and timely compensation to commercial fish harvesters, regardless of NAFO fishing area, who sustain actual loss because of disruption to fishing
WEST WHITE ROSE PROJECT UPDATE
The CGS touched down late Sunday evening and has completed its ballasting and final installation in the White Rose Field. The Pioneering Spirit is due to arrive in Bull Arm
Capelin Committees Unanimous: No Fishery at 36 Cents
On Tuesday evening, capelin committee members from all fleets and bays in 3KL met to discuss the 2025 fishery. At the top of the agenda was the pricing decision by
MSC BALTIC III SALVAGE UPDATE
FFAW continues to recieve routine updates from MSC representatives on the ongoing salvage efforts for the MSC Baltic III near Lark Harbour. • 103m3 of oil was transferred off of