Quebec’s Listuguj First Nation orders fishing vessel from local builder

Quebec’s Listuguj First Nation orders fishing vessel from local builder

By Baird Maritime - .
FISHING/AQUACULTURE WEEK
A Forillon-built fishing boat (Photo: Forillon)

The Listuguj Miꞌgmaq First Nation of Quebec has placed an order for a new multi-species fishing vessel to be built by local shipyard Chantier Naval Forillon.

The 19.8-metre, all-steel vessel will primarily be used to fish for crab and groundfish.

Delivery is scheduled for the spring of 2022.

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