Barge off B.C. coast continues to take on water as First Nation says this is a warning

Global NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 12:58:57 AM
Barge off B.C. coast continues to take on water as First Nation says this is a warning
  • A barge off the British Columbia coast is currently taking on water, with the Canadian Coast Guard confirming that the situation is stable despite damage to the hull. No pollution has been reported.
  • This incident serves as a warning from the First Nation, highlighting the potential environmental risks associated with maritime incidents and the importance of monitoring and response measures in coastal areas.
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