Light buoy reported in 44 35.690N 062 13.240W
Kennebacasis River seasonal aids not yet lifted. Aids in this area may be off positon and unreliable and should not be used for navigation.
Off position
Placentia MCTS. AIS services located at Hermitage off air 202038 UTC Dec 2025.
Halifax MCTS. VHF DF located at Ecum Secum inoperative 201502 UTC Dec 2025.
Maintenance work is underway at the fleet Dive Unit Jetty in Esquimalt Harbour at 48 26.643N 123 26.945W with Navigation lights temporaily unlit.
The navigaion lights for the CN Railway Bridge - North Arm bridge at 49 10.976N 122 59.287W are unlit until further notice.
Barge in place at the Kingston-Wolfe Island ferry terminal. Barge is 3 metres by 12 metres and lit.
Hydrophone deployed in 44 38.159N 063 33.703W at a depth of 18 meters.
Caution
Three scientific moorings temporarily established at:
49 08.572N 063 30.909W49 00.409N 063 35.446W48 55.848N 063 37.985W
Upper part of the moorings located 30 metres below the surface.
Missing
The Point Grey Tie Up located in the North Arm of the Fraser River at 49 14.888N 123 15.372W is continuing to deteriorate. A light has been installed at the end of a metal pontoon breakwater that extends 20 metres from Berth 4.
The light exhibits a yellow flashing light at 30 flashes per minute.
Caution.
Ice booms have been deployed in Shoal Arm.
First ice boom deployed between:
49 36.064N 055 54.656W 49 36.217N 055 54.740W
Second ice boom deployed between:
49 36.409N 055 55.213W49 36.302N 055 55.171W
Third ice boom deployed between:
49 36.302N 055 55.171W 49 36.250N 055 55.284W
Two ice booms have been deployed off the community of Pleasantview, South Arm, in the vicinity of 49 21.529N 055 18.727W.
The first ice boom runs from Bard Island to Pigeon Island. The ice boom is a rope 12 inches in diameter and 3000 feet in length. It is marked by two yellow cautionary buoys, 24 inch yellow floats attached to the line. The ice boom is floating on the surface.
The second ice boom runs from Pigeon Island to Burnt Point. The ice boom is a rope 2 and 1/4 inches in diameter and is 800 feet in length. The line is marked with 16 inch yellow floats through the line. The ice boom is floating on the surface.
Two yellow 0.8 meter conical buoys mark a yoke in the middle of each ice boom for small vessel passage. These yokes will be removed when the bay begins to freeze over.
Unlit
The Canadian Coast Guard published the VN-200 chart aimed at identifying maintained depths of the Saint Lawrence Waterway including certain anchorage areas.
Considering the natural over-depth observed at the TR1 anchorage station in the port of Trois-Rivières, it has been agreed to exceptionally allow a depth of 11.3 meters instead of 10.7 meters.
This depth is observed within the polygon defined by the following coordinates:
Point A : 46 20.227N 072 32.454WPoint B : 46 20.157N 072 32.060WPoint C : 46 20.074N 072 32.040WPoint D : 46 19.557N 072 32.892WPoint E : 46 19.560N 072 32.897WPoint F : 46 19.639N 072 32.921WPoint G : 46 19.950N 072 32.661WPoint H : 46 20.093N 072 32.550W
In order to obtain an anchoring authorization, every vessel is required to communicate and comply with the procedures established by the Trois-Rivières Port Authority.
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