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Think bigger! The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) responds to over 6,000 calls for marine assistance per year. Across the country, that works out to an average of 16 incidents a day.
From Coast Guard to Transport Canada to the Transportation Safety Board, thousands of women and men lend their expertise to help ensure the safety, security and sustainability of the industry. Government's critical roles include marine policy, safety and security, regulatory, marine personnel certification, accident investigation and operational support in areas such as search and rescue, traffic management and icebreaking.
More than that! The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) responds to over 6,000 calls for marine assistance per year. Across the country, that works out to an average of 16 incidents a day.
From Coast Guard to Transport Canada to the Transportation Safety Board, thousands of women and men lend their expertise to help ensure the safety, security and sustainability of the industry. Government's critical roles include marine policy, safety and security, regulatory, marine personnel certification, accident investigation and operational support in areas such as search and rescue, traffic management and icebreaking.
Almost! The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) responds to over 6,000 calls for marine assistance per year. Across the country, that works out to an average of 16 incidents a day.
From Coast Guard to Transport Canada to the Transportation Safety Board, thousands of women and men lend their expertise to help ensure the safety, security and sustainability of the industry. Government's critical roles include marine policy, safety and security, regulatory, marine personnel certification, accident investigation and operational support in areas such as search and rescue, traffic management and icebreaking.
Correct! The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) responds to over 6,000 calls for marine assistance per year. Across the country, that works out to an average of 16 incidents a day.
From Coast Guard to Transport Canada to the Transportation Safety Board, thousands of women and men lend their expertise to help ensure the safety, security and sustainability of the industry. Government's critical roles include marine policy, safety and security, regulatory, marine personnel certification, accident investigation and operational support in areas such as search and rescue, traffic management and icebreaking.
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