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The Canadian Coast Guard’s annual icebreaking season on the Great Lakes, which provides assistance to the shipping industry, is underway.
The CCGS Samuel Risley performs icebreaking duties on the St. Marys River, Ontario in March 2020.
The Canadian Coast Guard’s annual icebreaking season on the Great Lakes, which provides assistance to the shipping industry, is underway. Working in partnership with the United States Coast Guard (USCG) District 9, the Canadian Coast Guard has two icebreakers assigned to the Great Lakes for the entire winter season: CCGS Griffon and CCGS Samuel Risley. These vessels are supported as required by additional Coast Guard vessels during the spring icebreaking season.
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SARNIA, ON, Jan. 6, 2021 /CNW/ - The Canadian Coast Guard s annual icebreaking season on the Great Lakes, which provides assistance to the shipping industry, is underway. Working in partnership with the United States Coast Guard (USCG) District 9, the Canadian Coast Guard has two icebreakers assigned to the Great Lakes for the entire winter season: CCGS
Griffon and CCGS
Samuel Risley. These vessels are supported as required by additional Coast Guard vessels during the spring icebreaking season.
The CCGS Samuel Risley performs icebreaking duties on the St. Marys River, Ontario in March 2020. (CNW Group/Canadian Coast Guard)
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ALGONQUIN PROVINICAL PARK A Richmond Hill man who became lost during a winter camping trip in Algonquin Park has been found.
Around 12:40 p.m. on Sunday, December 13 members of the Killaloe Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a missing persons call in Algonquin Provincial Park.
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The missing 26-year-old man was part of a winter camping excursion with friends. The group had set up camp along the Western Uplands Trail.