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Canadian Coast Guard will remove sunken fishing vessel from Nova Scotia wharf

Canadian Coast Guard wants to eliminate a pollution threat

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 13, 2023 15:50 GMT
A Canadian Coast Guard vessel from a recent promotional video.
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The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) will remove a fishing boat that sank at a small wharf in the province of Nova Scotia in November and hopes to get reimbursed for its costs later, Yahoo! News reports [...]

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