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Fatal Nova Scotia fishing vessel sinking was result of ‘severe’ weather

One fishing crew member died and two crew from the Canadian Coast Guard were injured in the 2022 vessel sinking

By Amanda Buckle | Nov. 26, 2024 14:57 GMT
Map of the occurrence area showing the tracks of the Jean Goodwill and the Mucktown Girl and the locations where the tow began, the tow line broke, and the crew of the Mucktown Girl abandoned ship (Source of main image: Canadian Hydrographic Service chart 4013, with TSB annotations. Source of inset image: Google Earth, with TSB annotations)
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A fatal vessel sinking that occurred off the shores of the Canadian province Nova Scotia in March 2022 was a result of "severe" weather conditions, according to a new 55-page report from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) [...]

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