Canada stops using 'avalanche dogs' for rescues in Rocky Mountains, stirring outrage
According to the report, Canada has discontinued the use of avalanche dogs for rescue operations in the Rocky Mountains, a decision that has sparked significant public outrage. This move effectively ends a 55-year-old program that was previously utilized to locate missing hikers and children in the Canadian wilderness. The termination of the service is reportedly linked to broader government budget cuts, raising concerns about the impact on search and rescue capabilities in remote areas.
Source: BBC News
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