A press release today from 14 Wing Greenwood, said the readiness of 30 minutes will continue Monday until 4:00, when the squadron returned to normal and rescue efforts searching attitude.
Strengthen the Canadian Forces and Canadian Coast Guard and expand their search and rescue (SAR) to determine attitudes to certain times of the year, such as the Department of Fisheries and Marine Affairs (DFO) and other institutions.
SAR activity is highly dependent on weather conditions on opening day and the area can be changed depending on the weather or operational risk. The joint efforts of DND, CCG and DFO will provide excellent coverage for the opening of the LFA 33 and 34.
Search and Rescue (SAR) technicians hoist and practices of the CH-149 helicopter cormorant on a local fishing vessel. Canadian Forces Photo
The skipper will be required to wear jackets, suits and personal flotation devices to minimize the risk of drowning and opportunities to be found when they lost to maximize.