#canadaisawesome — Public Fediverse posts
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I've posted previously that my Good Morning #Canada content is primarily for my edification. This past series, #CCG_Week , has been one of my favourite - right up there with #BeaverWeek. I got hooked by the combination of service, technology, nature and personal stories. There's still a lot of interesting content that I'll likely release in the months ahead. Perhaps we need a series on #DND and the #RCMP.
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I've posted previously that my Good Morning #Canada content is primarily for my edification. This past series, #CCG_Week , has been one of my favourite - right up there with #BeaverWeek. I got hooked by the combination of service, technology, nature and personal stories. There's still a lot of interesting content that I'll likely release in the months ahead. Perhaps we need a series on #DND and the #RCMP.
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I've posted previously that my Good Morning #Canada content is primarily for my edification. This past series, #CCG_Week , has been one of my favourite - right up there with #BeaverWeek. I got hooked by the combination of service, technology, nature and personal stories. There's still a lot of interesting content that I'll likely release in the months ahead. Perhaps we need a series on #DND and the #RCMP.
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I've posted previously that my Good Morning #Canada content is primarily for my edification. This past series, #CCG_Week , has been one of my favourite - right up there with #BeaverWeek. I got hooked by the combination of service, technology, nature and personal stories. There's still a lot of interesting content that I'll likely release in the months ahead. Perhaps we need a series on #DND and the #RCMP.
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I've posted previously that my Good Morning #Canada content is primarily for my edification. This past series, #CCG_Week , has been one of my favourite - right up there with #BeaverWeek. I got hooked by the combination of service, technology, nature and personal stories. There's still a lot of interesting content that I'll likely release in the months ahead. Perhaps we need a series on #DND and the #RCMP.
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Good Morning #Canada
THE CGS Stanley (CGS = Canadian Government Ship) was Canada's 1st #Icebreaker , launched in 1888. But the 1st #CCGS Icebreaker was the 96m John A. Macdonald, a heavy icebreaker launched in 1960 and transferred in 1962 into the newly created Canadian Coast Guard. It remained in service until being decommissioned in 1991. Here's some vintage video of the ship from March 1961.#CanadaIsAwesome #CCG_Week #History
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Good Morning #Canada
THE CGS Stanley (CGS = Canadian Government Ship) was Canada's 1st #Icebreaker , launched in 1888. But the 1st #CCGS Icebreaker was the 96m John A. Macdonald, a heavy icebreaker launched in 1960 and transferred in 1962 into the newly created Canadian Coast Guard. It remained in service until being decommissioned in 1991. Here's some vintage video of the ship from March 1961.#CanadaIsAwesome #CCG_Week #History
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Good Morning #Canada
THE CGS Stanley (CGS = Canadian Government Ship) was Canada's 1st #Icebreaker , launched in 1888. But the 1st #CCGS Icebreaker was the 96m John A. Macdonald, a heavy icebreaker launched in 1960 and transferred in 1962 into the newly created Canadian Coast Guard. It remained in service until being decommissioned in 1991. Here's some vintage video of the ship from March 1961.#CanadaIsAwesome #CCG_Week #History
https://youtu.be/jmkXCcbwJ1U -
Good Morning #Canada
THE CGS Stanley (CGS = Canadian Government Ship) was Canada's 1st #Icebreaker , launched in 1888. But the 1st #CCGS Icebreaker was the 96m John A. Macdonald, a heavy icebreaker launched in 1960 and transferred in 1962 into the newly created Canadian Coast Guard. It remained in service until being decommissioned in 1991. Here's some vintage video of the ship from March 1961.#CanadaIsAwesome #CCG_Week #History
https://youtu.be/jmkXCcbwJ1U -
Good Morning #Canada
THE CGS Stanley (CGS = Canadian Government Ship) was Canada's 1st #Icebreaker , launched in 1888. But the 1st #CCGS Icebreaker was the 96m John A. Macdonald, a heavy icebreaker launched in 1960 and transferred in 1962 into the newly created Canadian Coast Guard. It remained in service until being decommissioned in 1991. Here's some vintage video of the ship from March 1961.#CanadaIsAwesome #CCG_Week #History
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Good Morning #Canada
The Federal Minister of Public Safety has responsibility for the National Search and Rescue Program and coordination of #SAR policy with all agencies that deliver those services. The #CCGS reports into the Department of National Defence but follows federal guidelines when coordination is needed. On their own the #CCGS rescues an average of 12 to 15 people a day across the country. -
Good Morning #Canada
The Federal Minister of Public Safety has responsibility for the National Search and Rescue Program and coordination of #SAR policy with all agencies that deliver those services. The #CCGS reports into the Department of National Defence but follows federal guidelines when coordination is needed. On their own the #CCGS rescues an average of 12 to 15 people a day across the country. -
Good Morning #Canada
The Federal Minister of Public Safety has responsibility for the National Search and Rescue Program and coordination of #SAR policy with all agencies that deliver those services. The #CCGS reports into the Department of National Defence but follows federal guidelines when coordination is needed. On their own the #CCGS rescues an average of 12 to 15 people a day across the country. -
Good Morning #Canada
The Federal Minister of Public Safety has responsibility for the National Search and Rescue Program and coordination of #SAR policy with all agencies that deliver those services. The #CCGS reports into the Department of National Defence but follows federal guidelines when coordination is needed. On their own the #CCGS rescues an average of 12 to 15 people a day across the country. -
Good Morning #Canada
The Federal Minister of Public Safety has responsibility for the National Search and Rescue Program and coordination of #SAR policy with all agencies that deliver those services. The #CCGS reports into the Department of National Defence but follows federal guidelines when coordination is needed. On their own the #CCGS rescues an average of 12 to 15 people a day across the country.