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Remembrance Day Weather Update: Chilly Start with Flurry Chances As of 5:30 am in Sioux Lookout, the temperature is minus 3°C under cloudy skies. Early this morning, there’s a 30 percent chance of flurries. Winds are light, up to 15 km/h. The day’s high is expected to be minus 2°C, but the wind chill will […]
"They were willing to do whatever we needed them to do. They weren't fussy about anything. They were there. Despite the temperatures … they braved the elements.The cold meant nothing to them." The Canadian Rangers arrived in Ginoogaming on Feb 1, and assisted with food deliveries and the vaccine rollout plan for the community. Team members even delivered activities to children and families during the lockdown, and provided snow removal for elders. Warrant Officer Carl Wolfe assisted community members in Ginoogaming First Nation this month. (Sergeant Peter Moon, Canadian Rangers) "We assesse...
Create: 01/06/2021 - 22:38 Author: Taking a quick snack between Ranger duties are, from left, Petty Officer Second Class Kevin McCue, an instructor, Corporal Sandi Moose, Ranger Clayton Peters, and Corporal Eli Owens. (Photo: Canadian Rangers) The Covid-19 crisis of 2020 has been a major challenge for the Canadian Rangers of Northern Ontario but it has not prevented them from serving their communities, according to their commanding officer. “We have not ceased in any way from performing our duties and completing our tasks,” said Lieutenant-Colonel Shane McArthur, the Canadian Army off...
UPDATED: Canadian Rangers involved in two search and rescue missions over holidays Both searches involved missing snowmobilers. Dec 28, 2020 11:44 AM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff One involved a stranded snowmobiler from Wawakapewin First Nation, 600 kilometres north of Thunder Bay. A spokesperson for the 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol says the man set out on Christmas Day to snowmobile to another community, 175 kilometres away, but failed to arrive. After OPP were notified, police requested help from the Rangers. Master Corporal Dwayne Brown teamed up with a civilian v...