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Coast Guard’s Louis S. St-Laurent Preparing to Depart St. John’s for Seafloor Study
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Coast Guard’s Louis S. St-Laurent Preparing to Depart St. John’s for Seafloor Study
The Canadian Coast Guard’s largest icebreaker is in St. John’s this week, gearing up for a two-month trip around the North Pole to map the ocean floor. The Louis S. St-Laurent is preparing to depart early next month to better understand the seafloor and the depths of the waters off Canada’s coast. Dave Sinnott, who is with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, says there’s still a long way to go before they can fully understand what lies below…
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