Unreliable
Unreliable, burning at reduced intensity.
Iqaluit MCTS. All HF RT, MF Broadcast and MF RT services located at Coral Harbour off air 131430 UTC Jul 2026.
Iqaluit MCTS. All HF RT, MF Broadcast and MF RT services located at Killinek off air 131411 UTC Jul 2026.
Shallow depth confirmed at 48 41.564N 086 25.806W, 8.9 metres.
Off position
Partially submerged green black and white personal watercraft 3.31 metres in length reported in 45 37.9N 073 28.696W at 121921 UTC Jul 2026.
Adrift in the vicinity of 44 41.927N 065 37.585W
Shallow depth confirmed at 48 25.354N 089 12.972W, 6.6 metres.
Privately maintained orange and white mooring buoy with flashing amber light and radar reflector placed for the navigational season to mark the shipwreck "Stonewreck" at 42 40.076N 079 23.780W.
3 white tubular buoys marked "Swim area" temporarily established in:
48 49.438N 064 28.888W48 49.383N 064 28.934W48 49.328N 064 28.972W
6 orange balloon buoys temporarily established in:
48 49.440N 064 28.841W48 49.414N 064 28.866W48 49.389N 064 28.889W48 49.362N 064 28.911W48 49.337N 064 28.919W48 49.316N 064 28.948W
Light Unlit
The following scientific moorings have been temporarily established:
E1 48 53.261N 068 06.379W, a depth of 319 metres.
E2 48 53.046N 068 06.888W, a depth of 319 metres.
W1 48 48.021N 068 23.968W, a depth of 355 metres.
W2 48 47.871N 068 23.968W, a depth of 355 metres.
Rear Light Unlit
Subsurface moorings deployed at 112222 UTC Jul 2026 in:
63 57.255N 093 43.383W (Cross Bay West), top of mooring 0.4m from the seabed, depth of water 9m. 63 58.839N 094 06.111W (Ice Hunter Rock), top of mooring 0.4m from the seabed, depth of water 7m.
These moorings will remain deployed until October 2026.
Several unlit yellow buoys with orange flags reported at 44 53.160N 079 58.080W.
Nepean Sailing Club and Britannia Yacht Club yellow race markers temporarily established at:
A - 45 22.91N 075 50.97WB - 45 22.67N 075 50.46WC - 45 22.33N 075 50.24WD - 45 21.96N 075 50.47WE - 45 21.81N 075 50.99WF - 45 22.00N 075 51.53WG - 45 22.33N 075 51.61WH - 45 22.73N 075 51.52WS - 45 22.15N 075 48.63WP - 45 21.82N 075 49.25WQ - 45 22.57N 075 49.40WQP - 45 24.58N 075 54.22W
Buoys C, H, Q and QP are equipped with yellow lights (Fl 4s).
Wave Glider C34167NS is transiting from 44 01.927N 062 23.629W along the following coordinates in sequence:
44 01.927N 062 23.629W43 45.059N 061 47.750W43 30.720N 060 42.000W43 26.322N 058 47.747W43 23.220N 056 25.800W43 26.899N 051 46.049W
Wave glider C34167NS is copper in colour with a mast extending 1.2 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 1.2 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.
ODAS buoy established in Colburne Passage at 48 41.622N 123 25.362W. Buoy is yellow and displaying Fl (5) Y.
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