In case you missed it – we’re moving to @FishOceansCAN. Be sure to follow us to stay informed and engaged on what we’re doing to protect our oceans and aquatic life.
Our Twitter Account is flowing into the @FishOceansCAN. Be sure to follow us to stay informed and engaged on what we’re doing to protect our oceans and aquatic life.
In honour of “National Send a Card to a Friend Day,” we’re sending our thanks to our hardworking crews and also to you, our followers, for all of the support you send to us!
Minister Wilkinson and @Transport_GC Minister Garneau make an announcement about our plan to protect North Atlantic #rightwhales in 2019. https://t.co/buHr8Va0HQ
Want to see the inside of one of our #Icebreaking vessels? 🚢 From behind the wheel, to the control room, jump on board with Commanding Officer, Michel Dufresne, as he takes you around the CCGS Des Groseilliers showing what goes into keeping our waters safe and accessible!
Updated charts are crucial! In 2018, the Canadian Hydrographic Service issued 208 corrections in Quebec. Let’s discuss at the Boat and Watersports Show in Montreal until February 3. Come see us at booth 64!
Fisheries and Oceans Canada reminds the public that no license is required for the winter recreational groundfish fishing in the Saguenay River https://t.co/nM8AlvcuMP
3/3 #CCGLive – Lac St-Pierre #Quebec UPDATE #CCGProud of CCGS Captain Molly Kool, who recently joined our fleet, and was assigned to Baie des Chaleurs, allowing other icebreakers to focus their efforts on the critical areas of Lac St-Pierre.
2/3 #CCGLive – Lac St-Pierre #Quebec UPDATE We are working tirelessly (24/7) to perform #Icebreaking, maintain shipping routes and prevent flooding. Ice patrols are continuing daily and public safety remains our priority.
1/3 #CCGLive – Lac St-Pierre #Quebec UPDATE Three icebreakers, CCGS Pierre Radisson, Martha L. Black and Des Groseilliers, remain in the area to ensure that the ice remains in motion. Ship transits are being highly monitored. #SafetyFirst
Live from the @CCGCollege! 📣 Grab a life jacket! It’s time to learn how to operate a Fast Rescue Craft! When responding to #SearchandRescue calls, this is one of the fastest ways to reach a vessel in distress.
The Canadian Hydrographic Service is at the Montreal Boat and Water Sports Show until February 3. Come meet our hydrographers at Booth 64 and discover the many novelties brought to nautical charts and other nautical publications. https://t.co/Dve1QZxpV9
On this #InspireYourHeartWithArt Day, we admire the beauty of our CCGS Amundsen through this beautiful sketch. Amazing talent is found everywhere! Inspired by our vessels? Show us your art! 📷: Emilie Goulet
Did you know that a female Silver Chub can produce as many as 12,000 eggs in her 3-4 year lifespan 😮
The Silver Chub is a small fish, typically only 10-15 cm long, and a member of the minnow family. https://t.co/pmZzbGobWP
#SpeciesSpotlight
Cigarette butts are the largest source of ocean pollutants. Nearly 4 trillion of them are thrown into the environment every year. Put out your cigarettes in an eco-responsible way! More ways to protect our oceans:
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New year, new career! Would you like to sail around our beautiful country while watching over those at sea? Don’t miss the boat, apply for these job opportunities in #Nursing. https://t.co/6pOs3XaMjy #JobsGC
News from #NewfoundlandAndLabrador: What a proud moment! Our new icebreaker, CCGS Captain Molly Kool, and the crew has officially received their first assignment! On January 29, they escorted a tanker through the ice, outbound from Charlottetown #PEI.
We’re working to make sure fisheries are sustainable throughout 🇨🇦. Our Integrated Fisheries Management Plans aim to balance sustainable harvest with conservation. 🎣 https://t.co/J0vpOuqdgh
Feedback wanted! 📣 You have until Feb 15th to provide comments on our draft regulations to support the sustainability of 🇨🇦's major fish stocks for future generations 🐟 #FisheriesAct https://t.co/0MH6vnHnte