court for failing to remove the vessel or pay Can$10,000 in penalties and fees. On 3 August 2016, Dodds was arrested in Wolfville, Nova Scotia on contempt charges and subsequently served 20 days in jail. As of 29 December 2016, the hulk of Farley Mowat remained docked in Shelburne, with over Can$130,000 in docking fees owing. In June 2017, the Canadian Coast Guard informed Shelburne city staff that the vessel would be removed in the following weeks to be broken up. On 26 July 2017, the hulk was towed away by Atlantic Towing under contract from the Canadian Coast Guard to be broken up at Liverpool, Nova Scotia. Registration Farley Mowat registered under the Canadian flag in April 2002. In October of the same year, the government suspended her registration. The complete record of registration is unclear, but the latest record under Canadian Vessel Registration Query System is closing on 20 November 2006. The United Kingdom revoked the ship's registration in early December 2006; the same day it was issued. Sea Shepherd then received registration for her in Belize on 19 December 2006. Ten days later, on 29 December 2006, Farley Mowat cleared Australian Customs in Hobart, Tasmania, only hours before Belize struck her flag. During 2007, the ship operated without an officially recognised registration flag. In May 2007, Sea Shepherd issued a press release stating that the Mohawk long house of the Iroquois Confederacy, in response to the Canadian government action, had agreed to the ship (and Sea Shepherd's other ship Robert Hunter) flying their flag. It was not clear if this was recognised as a registration by port authorities as the body is not internationally recognised as a country. The vessel was registered in the Netherlands in 2008. Successor In January 2015, Sea Shepherd USA purchased two recently decommissioned U.S. Coast Guard Island-class patrol boats, one of which has been christened the MY Farley Mowat. In popular culture The vessel is featured in the 2007 film Sharkwater. She is featured in Eco-Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson, a biopic on Paul Watson's life as an activist. The 2008 documentary At the Edge of the World features the ship during Operation Leviathan in the Antarctic in early 2007. The ship is in the final minutes of S1E2 of the TV show Haven. References External links Brief description of the vessel, with photos, from a philatelic society's site, dating to