| In Alberta, Canada, those complaints revolve around chinooks, the warm winds that sweep the area during winter. |
|
| Each fish kept must be noted on the licence and no more than 15 chinooks can be retained from the Strait in a year. |
|
| Mr. John Cummins: Aren't these escaped chinooks certainly a major risk to chinook stocks on the west coast? |
|
| Fisheries and Oceans technical staff agree there are sufficient stocks of chinooks for us to fish. |
|
| I was around in the days when people used to catch and release sockeye because they were in pursuit of chinooks. |
|
| We used to have chinooks and coho in the balance. |
|
| On the Cowichan River, once so famous a stream that anglers' catches merited reports in The New York Times, the return of natural-spawning chinooks in 2009 was the lowest ever recorded. |
|
| The Chinooks are closest and I can see the moonlight glancing off their huge, drooping 30 ft rotor blades. |
|
| No one likes to be the odd man out, so join your fellow blue bloods at Chinooks. |
|
| The new generation of Chinooks, the G series, is currently being used by the U. S. special forces. |
|
| From there, they would be helicoptered to the airport by Chinooks and then flown to Dakar. |
|
| Two RAF Chinooks transported Indian special forces to the outskirts of Kailahun. |
|
| The RAF lacked aircraft large enough to transport Chinooks and so the helicopter crews flew themselves to Freetown. |
|
| When we were there, there were ten British Chinooks in the air for 5,000 or so fighting troops, one of them a medivac helicopter which was 30 years old. |
|
