Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary - Pacific
Unit 12 - Halfmoon Bay
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| CCGA-Pacific, Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay, Assigned to Do a Shore Search as the result of a Flare Sighting |
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April 30th, 2012
Unit 12 searches for source of flare. Public reminded that flares set off in non-distress situations are illegal. Some ideas suggested around expired flares....
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| CCGA-Pacific, Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay, Assigned to Do a Shore Search as the result of a Flare Sighting |
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April 30th, 2012
Unit 12 searches for source of flare. Public reminded that flares set off in non-distress situations are illegal. Some ideas suggested around expired flares....
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| Unit 12 Vessel Gets New Engines | |
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April 2nd, 2012
CCGA-P Unit 12 Halfmoon Bay Leader thanks owner of Coast Line Power Sports, for installing and tuning new engines for fast response vessel. The vessel is stationed in Sechelt Inlet....
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Volunteer Marine Search & Rescue
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| The volunteer crews of Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary - Pacific Unit 12 (CCGA12) provide dedicated Marine Search and Rescue (SAR) services, 24h a day, 7 days a week. Based in Halfmoon Bay, BC, they cover the Strait of Georgia from White Islets Northwest and around into Sechelt Inlet. |
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The Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary - Pacific (CCGA-P) includes over 1400 volunteers throughout British Columbia who offer their time and commitment to actively provide search and rescue (SAR) services. These volunteers participate in resolving nearly one third of the SAR incidents that occur on the BC coast, either as the principal resource, or as an additional response unit.
Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary - Pacific Unit 12 is based in Halfmoon Bay BC with an area of responsibility starting at White Islets and north to McNaughton Point and half way across the Strait of Georgia. We also cover the Sechelt Inlet from Egmont to Sechelt and have been tasked for duty in areas further afield when needed.
We Need Volunteers
We currently have openings for both on and off water members. Lifeboat crews are our most visible members - but a backbone of dedicated on-shore members help keep our rescue vessels running. Volunteering with the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary is a vastly rewarding experience. Bringing heightened levels of training and experiences for our crews and the life-altering taste of what it means to make a real difference in the community to all our members.
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On-line GalleryThe image on the left was selected at random from the CCGA-12 gallery of Search and Rescue (SAR), training, event, and vessel photos. The gallery contains 1215 photos that have been viewed 4784712 times collectively. CCGA Photos |
