| Canadian taxpayers underwrite the cost of icebreaking and search and rescue provided by the Coast Guard during the hunt. |
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| The Seaway is coordinating closely with the Canadian Coast Guard on setting a date for icebreaking activity in the upper St. Lawrence River. |
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| It can arrange for ice operations support, such as icebreaking assistance, and search and rescue. |
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| The Sir Wilfrid Laurier, an icebreaker, also played a major role in the icebreaking operations on the river. |
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| As for icebreaking and dredging, the fees could be astronomical, but the users will not have their say in selecting the services they wish. |
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| Six of those vessels are classified as icebreaking ships. |
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| The users are certainly willing to assume their share with regard to icebreaking, dredging and the setting up of the signals, but they want to do it at the lowest possible cost. |
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| Icebreakers were required earlier than specified, the demand on the icebreaking fleet was greater than usual, and the severity of the season resulted in a higher number of vessels being damaged. |
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| There is not sufficient icebreaking capacity to do the job and because of the narrow channels it is very difficult to keep them open as the ice closes in behind the icebreaker very quickly. |
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| The CCG issued icebreaking levels of service in October 1990, and states that these will be adjusted over the next couple of years based on operational results. |
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| They also undertake some icebreaking activities on the waterway. |
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| By the 1970s, icebreaking ships were equipped with automatic transmissions of satellite photographs of ice in Antarctica. |
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| This unique professional development learning opportunity began with an icebreaking session during which delegates introduced themselves as their favorite celestial body. |
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| It makes 12 trips a year. In this section The CFK psychodrama Ice and lolly Flexible friends Peru's Italian job ReprintsThe Umiak I is the world's most powerful icebreaking cargo ship. |
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| Imagine a country like Iceland, which could be a new mega-hub for traffic and which could reload containers from normal traffic to icebreaking ships and then go all the way up. |
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| In some countries coast guard duties include icebreaking in inland waterways and the collection and dissemination of meteorological data pertaining to floods, hurricanes, and storms. |
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| The Canadian Coast Guard has retained the ability to redeploy icebreaking resources where and when needed as the situations dictate while it has trimmed excess capacity. |
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| However, he discovered that the key to reducing stress levels quickly was to play a simple icebreaking game. |
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| Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said that the icebreaking has taken place while PTI General Secretary Jehangir Tareen said that issues will be resolved through dialogue. |
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| The novel Aker ARC 130 A concept design represents the latest developments in icebreaking technology, which Aker Arctic has now adapted also for Arctic vessels. |
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| Icebreaking ships slogging across Lake Superior were still encountering ice layers 2 to 3 feet thick. |
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