Home Features & AnalysisWCB Nova Scotia marks fishing season start with safety reminder five years after fatal sinking
The fishing vessel Chief William Saulis, showing the A-frame for the scallop drag, the freeing ports and covers, and a shucking house (Source: Third party, with TSB annotations)
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WCB Nova Scotia marks fishing season start with safety reminder five years after fatal sinking

by Todd Humber
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Workers' Compensation Board Nova Scotia is urging fishing crews to prioritize safety as the lobster season opens in Southwestern Nova Scotia, five years after the Chief William Saulis sank in…

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Todd Humber is an award-winning workplace journalist who has been covering the HR, employment law, and workplace safety beats for 25 years. He is the publisher and editor-in-chief at Safety News Canada, published by North Wall Media.

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