Government of Nova Scotia invests $366,000 to grow the boatbuilding sector

The Government of Nova Scotia gave $366,000 to the Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association to help boatbuilders and repair firms reach new markets.

IRCNews desk October 26, 2026 1 min read

The Government of Nova Scotia gave $366,000 to the Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association to help boatbuilders and repair firms reach new markets.

Provincial support for boatbuilders signals expanding opportunities in marine trades and repair tied to fisheries, tourism and defence. Newcomers, students, workers, employers and families in coastal communities could see more training and jobs close to home.

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