Sheila Simpson says she was a witness to the aftermath of a tragic whale-watching ship sinking off Tofino
The incident claimed the lives of five people on-board.
Five British citizens are confirmed dead after a whale watching ship sank off Tofino, B.C. on Sunday. Sheila Simpson says she was walking on the dock when rescue boats roared up carrying people from the vessel.
Video: The Canadian Press
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