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Home›Canada: B.C. Government Plans to Sink HMCS Annapolis as Diving Attraction

April 4, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Canada: B.C. Government Plans to Sink HMCS Annapolis as Diving Attraction

The B.C. government has become the owner of a former war ship – HMCS Annapolis – and plans to sink it as a diving attraction in Halkett Bay… (theglobeandmail) [mappress] Source: theglobeandmail,April 4, 2011;

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The B.C. government has become the owner of a former war ship – HMCS Annapolis – and plans to sink it as a diving attraction in Halkett Bay…

( theglobeandmail ) [mappress] Source: theglobeandmail,April 4, 2011;

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