Canada’s Navy hones its oil-spill response skills in Arctic waters
HMCS Charlottetown just finished a month-long Arctic deployment in waters in and around Frobisher Bay and Greenland, which included practicing spill responses.
September 7, 2018
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When a crew member signals an alarm after spotting oil spilled aboard HMCS Charlottetown, marine engineer Ronald Low is one of the first people to respond.
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