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No pollution or injuries reported after fish farm vessel hits a rock in Tahsis Inlet

  • Grieg Seafood reported no injuries or pollution after the Ronja Islander hit a rock in Tahsis Inlet on March 8, 2025.
  • The vessel sustained some damage but reached the West Coast Marine Terminals in Gold River under its own power.
  • Grieg Seafood COO Grant Cumming expressed relief that there were no injuries or pollution, saying, 'It is regrettable that the incident happened'.
  • Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation Chief Maquinna mentioned there are no concerns at this time.
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No pollution or injuries reported after fish farm vessel hits a rock in Tahsis Inlet - The Turtle Island News

By Nora O’Malley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Salmon farmer Grieg Seafood on the west coast of Vancouver Island is reporting no injuries or pollution after the Ronja Islander, a live fish transport and treatment vessel owned by aquaculture industry service partner Sølvtrans, hit a rock in Tahsis Inlet on March 8. Tahsis Inlet is located in Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation (MMFN) territory and Nootka Sound. Recently, in mid-December 2024,…

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No injuries or pollution reported after fish farm vessel hits a rock in Tahsis Inlet - OHS Canada Magazine

The Ronja Islander, a live fish transport and treatment vessel similar to the vessel pictured above, awaits repairs at the West Coast Marine Terminals in Gold River after hitting a rock on March 8 in Tahsis Inlet. (Submitted photo) Salmon farmer Grieg Seafood on the west coast of Vancouver Island is reporting no injuries or pollution after the Ronja Islander, a live fish transport and treatment vessel owned by aquaculture industry service partne…

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No pollution or injuries reported after fish farm vessel hits a rock in Tahsis Inlet | Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper

No pollution or injuries reported after fish farm vessel hits a rock in Tahsis Inlet Eric Plummer Mon, 03/10/2025 - 14:14 Gold River, BC Salmon farmer Grieg Seafood on the west coast of Vancouver Island is reporting no injuries or pollution after the Ronja Islander, a live fish transport and treatment vessel owned by aquaculture industry service partner Sølvtrans, hit a rock in Tahsis Inlet on March 8. Tahsis Inlet is located in Mowachaht/Muchal…

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