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October 16, 2023
Container ships, cruise ships, cargo ships and other vessels bound for Halifax the week of Oct. 16-22, 2023.
October 11, 2023
Container ships, cruise ships, cargo ships and other vessels bound for Halifax Harbour the week of Oct. 9-15, 2023.
August 10, 2023
Staunch opponents of the agricultural biotechnology revolution spin a narrative that large agribusiness have strong-armed governments to approve genetically modified crops and brainwashed farmers to grow them.
August 10, 2023
Staunch opponents of the agricultural biotechnology revolution spin a narrative that large agribusiness have strong-armed governments to approve genetically modified crops and brainwashed farmers to grow them.
September 19, 2022
Dearsan Shipyard in Turkey has started the construction of the Nigerian Navy’s two high endurance offshore patrol vessels (HE OPVs).
September 7, 2022
Living on minimum wage isn't something people aspire to do, but many have to throughout the world. However, living on minimum wage doesn't mean quite the same thing globally. Save...
February 9, 2021
Application for Fishing Vessel Access to UK Waters Now Online 9th February 2021 File image of the fishing fleet in Howth, Co Dublin Credit: William Murphy/Flickr Fishing crews wishing to access UK waters must complete an application form made available online by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine. The application covers access to the UK EEZ (12-200 nautical miles only) and/or the 0-6 nautical mile zone of Northern Ireland. Among the strict criteria for acceptance is having a valid...
January 12, 2021
Site Investigation Works on Royal Canal Towpath Between Phibsborough & Ashton 12th January 2021 File image of the Royal Canal at Ashtown Credit: William Murphy/Flickr Waterways Ireland advises towpath users that site investigation works have commenced on the Royal Canal towpath between Phibsborough and Ashtown and will continue until March 2021. Dublin City Council have classified these as part of critical infrastructure works so they will also continue over the current period of increased Co...