Sinking and loss of life : passenger vessel "True North II"off Flowerpot Island, Georgian Bay, Ontario, 16 June 2000.

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TextSeries: Marine investigation report ; M00C0033Publication details: [Ottawa] : Transportation Safety Board of Canada, 2000Description: v, 65p. : illReport number: M00C0033Subject(s):

Marine accidents -- Investigation -- Canada

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363.12 21

Subject: On 16 June 2000, while returning to Tobermory, Ontario, from Flowerpot Island, Georgian Bay, Ontario, in moderate sea and weather conditions, the small passenger vessel "True North II" was swamped by a series of waves which stove in the vessel's bridge front door, flooded the main deck and downflooded into the hull

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On 16 June 2000, while returning to Tobermory, Ontario, from Flowerpot Island, Georgian Bay, Ontario, in moderate sea and weather conditions, the small passenger vessel "True North II" was swamped by a series of waves which stove in the vessel's bridge front door, flooded the main deck and downflooded into the hull

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