Catherine desgagnes
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Mac Mackay
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- Joined: November 2, 2010, 6:26 am
Re: Catherine desgagnes
The tug R.J.Ballott (ex Jerry Newberry, Kay Cole, Point Victor, Foundation Victor) and barge NT 1805 transported the scrap from the wreck site to Sydney harbour where it has been unloaded.
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astz
Re: Catherine desgagnes
news report on CBC says the Miner scrap has been loaded on a barge. Guess MacIsaac's barge/tug so I wonder where it will be transferred to Catherine III if indeed that is the plan. Guess she can then take it anywhere.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot ... -1.3286053
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot ... -1.3286053
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jacques
Re: Catherine desgagnes
My guess is she will take it overseas and likely under a FOC. cannot see Desgagnes agreeing to her remaining Canadian.
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astz
Re: Catherine desgagnes
if she does pickup the MV Miner scrap (in Sydney?)wonder what will be the likely discharge port-maybe into one of the lakes steel mills?
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frus
Re: Catherine desgagnes
named changed to Catherine III and Canadian registry on port schedule and ETD said to be Nov 1st. destination Sydney??
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frus
Re: Catherine desgagnes
she is still flying Canadian flag according to Transport Canada
so that's good news for Canadian seafarers
so that's good news for Canadian seafarers
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astz
Re: Catherine desgagnes
any sign of her moving? port of Quebec still has her listed as in port under her old name
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Jay Bascom
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- Joined: September 8, 2010, 12:21 pm
Re: Catherine desgagnes
MacIsaac Construction, of Antigonish, N.S., is the firm that removed the remains of Canadian Miner from the shore of Scatarie Island. Perhaps Catherine III will be used to transport away the cut-up steel.
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astz
Catherine desgagnes
now renamed Catherine III under ownership of R J MacIsaac Construction. What will her new owners do with her?