Coast Guard hoser busy on deck in James Bay

A deckhand's chores are made easier when a ship is in port

A crew member sprays down the deck of the Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Bartlett docked on Tuesday at the Canadian Coast Guard – Pacific Region dock off Dallas Road.

A crew member sprays down the deck of the Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Bartlett docked on Tuesday at the Canadian Coast Guard – Pacific Region dock off Dallas Road.

A sunny day prompts a crew member to get cleaning on a Canadian Coast Guard ship docked off Dallas Road.

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