Wave Glider C34166NS is operating in within a 0.6NM radius of 43 15.088N 063 29.992W
Wave glider C34166NS is copper in colour with a mast extending 1.5 metre above the surface of the water, supporting a solid white light and orange visibility flag and is equipped with a non-transmitting AIS receiver. It is remotely operated, moving at a speed of approximately 1.3 knots and measuring 3.05 metres by 0.81 metres.
For further information, authorities and mariners may contact Sue L’Orsa at 250-877-8052, Tyler Byrne 902-719-7078, or Liquid Robotics Wave Glider Operations Centre at +1 888-574-4574 or 408-636-4205.
Scientific fishing gear temporarily installed in the vicinity of the Concorde Bridge. Area marked by two yellow warning buoys at 45 30.341N 073 32.036W and 45 30.904N 073 32.342W.
Wide berth requested.
Prince Rupert MCTS. Phone lines, including *16 for Prince Rupert MCTS are intermittently working.
ODAS buoy temporarily established off Georgina Point at 48 52.680N 123 16.560W from 05 May 2026 until 07 May 2026. Buoy is equipped with lights flashing at fl5(20s)Y.
Uncharted rock reported in the entrance to Cathedral Bluffs Yacht Club.
Silting reported in the entrance to Cathedral Bluffs Yacht Club.
From 04 May to 08 May 2026 navigation channel reduced to 20 metres. Any vessels requiring the barge be moved to make passage under the bridge are required to give 72 hours notice by e-mailing m.poirier@pomerleau.ca or alexis.noel@pomerleau.ca, and provide them with:
Date and time of requested passage, vessel name and type, estimated speed of passage, length, beam, and draft of the vessel, and their contact information.
All vessels transiting the area are requested to remain 3 metres away from the barge.
Minimum wake requested.
Drilling operations taking place daily from 1100 UTC until 2300 UTC at 43 33.789N 079 31.039W and 43 34.074N 079 31.672W beginning 29 Apr 2026. Jack-up barges Jack-Up 50 and Timesaver II and drilling rigs Diedrich D-120 and Diedrich D-121 on scene.
Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) will be operating from Cow Bay Marina and transit across Prince Rupert harbour and operatre in the nearby area.
The DataXplorer USV is 3.3m long, red and white in colour and is equipped with AIS.
Hours of operation daily 1530 UTC until 2330 UTC May 5th to May 8th.
Call operators at 250-627-2522 for any questions or concerns.
Submerged vessel reported in 43 26.476N 079 39.935W at 041612 UTC May 2026.
Tree trunk reported in 48 28.276N 064 18.445W.
Unlit spar buoy "QM4" established at 44 09.252N 077 22.723W.
Belleville Starboard Bifurcation Light Buoy "QM" LL 469.1 established at 44 08.961N 077 22.457W.
Permanently Removed
Unlit
Four sentinel cages have been deployed in the Lewisporte region in the vicinity of:
Sievers Island 49 21.620N 054 57.942W
Comfort Cove 49 19.947N 054 53.736W
Berry Island 49 18.694N 054 55.926W
Campbellton 49 17.674N 054 54.036W
These installations are marked with two surface floats and a high-flyer visible at each location.
Caution.
Flare training exercise taking place daily from 0230 UTC until 0530 UTC beginning May 04 2026 south of Brighton within a 5 NM radius centered on 43 49N 077 44W.
Wooden pannel reported in the vicinity of 46 28.2N 084 28.3W. Pannel is 7.5 metres by 1.5 metres.
Daytime wharf construction being conducted at Barre-de-Cocagne Small Craft Harbour, consisting of removal of wharf structure, dredging, disposal and reconstruction, beginning 040900UTC May 2026, on weekdays only. Small recue vessels may be in use on site. Caution.
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