August 24th, 2010
Coast Guard Auxiliary Called Out Friday Evening.
Crew called out but assistance not required
Grounding reported by citizens but lucky boat not in need of assistance (this time...)August 18th, 2010
Lazy Days of Summer
Relatively quiet time for Coast Guard Auxiliary Unit 12 Halfmoon Bay
Fire training, taskings, new (to Unit 12) boat?May 19th, 2010
Members of Local Coast Guard Auxiliary Units Do 4-Day Transport Canada Certification in Pender Harbour.
Units cooperate in successful course offering
Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteers pose happily at completion of course.
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Tags: sunshine coast
May 7th, 2010
Donation for Marine Rescue
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April 27th, 2010
Unit 12 Crew Assists Injured Male on South Thormanby
Crew #2 earning its keep...
April 23, 2010 At 7:00PM the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary - Pacific, Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay was called out to assist a gentleman who had slipped and fallen, suffering a serious head wound, on the rocks in the intertidal zone near Shelter Island on the north end of South Thormanby Island.The [i]Ken Moore[/i] was made ready and slipped her moorings at 7:30PM with a crew of four. Arriving at the scene of the accident at 7:50PM, the crew found a friend of the injured person had bandaged his wou...
April 6th, 2010
Violent Storm Challenges Coast Guard Auxiliaries
Auxiliaries doing what they do best. Helping those in need.
Photo by Ron Dinsdale
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March 30th, 2010
A Sad Tasking for Unit 12
Missing Diver in Narrows Inlet
Cormorant Rescue 906 and CCGMV Cape Caution at Tzoonie Narrows
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March 3rd, 2010
Another Tasking for Unit 12
Early morning outing for duty crew
Ken Moore tasked to assist in recovery of deceased personFebruary 17th, 2010
First Search of the New Year
Unit 12 involved in search prompted by mayday call
Unit 12 involved in search of Sechelt Inlet as the result of Mayday call to Comox Coast Guard Radio.More Items...
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