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Canada invests over CAD 24m in indigenous search, rescue training to strengthen marine safety

The effort is part of Canada's Oceans Protection Plan, designed to ensure the safety of its waters and strengthen marine safety measures 

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 31, 2023 16:53 BST
Photo: DFO
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The Canadian government has announced a new funding injection of CAD 24.29 million ($17.9m), along with CAD 3.37m ongoing, aimed at expanding Indigenous search and rescue training and exercises along all coasts. [...]

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