about 700 m2 05.10.1998: renamed Saint Kilda, for sale as owners are building another vessel 07.2001: sold to Raymond Helmer, Montreal, Canada and a group of shareholders 05.2002: after a major refit in the port of Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada, renamed Sedna IV, owner: 3903109 Canada Inc., Quebec, Canada, homeport Cap-aux-Meules, tonnage now 394 GT 118 NT, 51.34 x 7.90 x 4.20 m 08.07.2002: leaving Magdalen Islands, 47°22'N 061°51'W, for an Arctic Mission (expedition) through the Northwest Passage 24.08.2002: reaching Beechey Island, 74°00'N 089°56'W, where Franklin wintered 1846 during one of his expeditions in search of a navigable Northwest Passage 10.09.2002: reaching Point Barrow, Alaska, 71°48'N 156°47'W, the most northerly point of the United States 23.09.2002: arrived at Little Diomede Island, 65°53'N 168°39'W, Bering Strait, landing denied by Russian Authorities 22.11.2002: arrived in Vancouver, 48°17'N 123°07'W, Arctic Mission completed 27.03.2003: ship owner adopts new corporate name, Navigation Sedna Inc. https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpDtls.html?corpId=2574276 http://www.fiskerforum.dk/nostalgi/default.asp?mode=kutter_3&kutterId=297 01.02.2004: ship owner Navigation Sedna Inc. amalgamates with Les Productions Ciné-Bio Inc. References External links The Sedna IV on a mission in Antarctica, October, 2005 – November 2006 The Sedna IV on a mission in the St. Lawrence, press release, July 8, 2004 Right Whale Mission, 2003 Arctic Mission, The Series, 2002 Arctic Mission, The Mission, 2002 The Sedna IV Sails the Northwest Passage, Arthropolis, November 25 2002 http://www.fiskerforum.dk/nostalgi/default.asp?mode=kutter_3&kutterId=297 Schooners Three-masted ships 1957 ships Sailing yachts built in Germany