Fish Safe NS

Fish Safe NS To inspire a strong safety culture for the NS seafood industry through collaboration, education, and

Vision:
Nova Scotia Seafood Industry: Home safe and sound for current and future generations. Values:
Professionalism: Demonstrating transparency, honesty, respect, and integrity

Commitment: Continued passion and support for the safety of the Nova Scotia seafood industry

Relevance: To remain relevant, current, and credible through diversification

Strategic Priorities:
The strategic priorities o

f Fish Safe NS are:

Modernization and Growth – Expanding our reach and portfolio through industry participation and partnerships

Relationship Development – Encourage engagement and participation with our membership through a clear message of who we are and what we do, and to foster further relationships with other organizations.

Great hands on training, the best way to learn. A reminder Fish Safe NS members receive a discount
09/05/2026

Great hands on training, the best way to learn. A reminder Fish Safe NS members receive a discount

⚓ MARINE ADVANCED FIRST AID — YARMOUTH, NS ⚓
When you're working on the water, help isn't always five minutes away.
That's why Marine Advanced First Aid isn't just about getting another certificate — it's about knowing what to do when you and your crew may be the only help available.
🚢 Join Res-Q-Pro Training for an interactive, practical Marine Advanced First Aid course in Yarmouth.
📍 Mariners on Main
275 Main Street, Yarmouth, NS
📅 September 18–21, 2026
🕣 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM daily
This isn't a course where you'll spend your days simply sitting and listening.
We'll work through realistic scenarios, practical skills and the kinds of medical emergencies you could actually face aboard a vessel.
And your instructor knows that environment firsthand.
⚓ Your instructor is a commercial vessel captain with more than 20 years of experience working at sea, so we'll connect the course material to the realities of working aboard commercial vessels — where resources are limited, conditions aren't always ideal, and professional medical help may be hours away.
Upon successful completion, students receive:
✅ Canadian Red Cross Marine Advanced First Aid Certification
✅ Transport Canada Training Certificate
Whether you're upgrading your marine qualifications, renewing your training, or simply want to be better prepared to look after your crew when something goes wrong, we'd love to have you join us.
Come prepared to participate, ask questions, practise your skills — and probably have a few laughs along the way.
Because serious training doesn't have to be boring. ⚓🚑
🐟 SPECIAL PRICING AVAILABLE FOR FISH SAFE NS MEMBERS!
Contact us for details.
📞 Call or text 902-809-7447 to register
🌐 Register online at www.res-q-protraining.com
Res-Q-Pro Training
Practical training for people who work in the real world.

09/05/2026
09/04/2026

2026 Proposed change to bylaws AGM October 2, 2026

24) The directors of the Society should reflect the scope and diversity of its members and of the Fishery Sector. To that end, directors shall (change to should) be elected to represent the following:
a. 5 for harvesting sector
b. 5 for processing sector
c. 5 (Change to 2) for aquaculture and/or services incidental to Fishing

Add to Bylaws Section

d. Non-industry directors with financial literacy, legal risk management, strategic planning, human resources or fundraising expertise.

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Immersion Suit Challenge Town of Clark's Harbour, Events
09/04/2026

Immersion Suit Challenge Town of Clark's Harbour, Events

Address

Suite 9 127 Chain Lake Drive
Halifax, NS
B3S1B3

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19024713534

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