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Timeline | Tragedy at Sea
CBC News |
Posted: February 25, 2013 |
Last Updated: March 18, 2013
The search for five young Nova Scotia fishermen, believed to have perished when their fishing boat overturned in rough waters about 12-hours steam off Nova Scotia, gripped the country and threw a small Nova Scotia community's grief into the spotlight.
A week of exhaustive aerial and underwater searches found no sign of the young men's bodies. The search came to an end on Sunday — one week after the men went missing — after a dive team search the capsized vessel, the Miss Ally, and turned up nothing.
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