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The Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit worked to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks on Wednesday as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa.
Among many items they retrieved were a 18-speed mountain bike and a large rusty barrel that required the efforts of several officers to haul ashore.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit pull up a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
A driver with the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit works to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit work to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
A driver with the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit works to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit look at a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit pull up a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
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Among many items they retrieved were a 18-speed mountain bike and a large rusty barrel that required the efforts of several officers to haul ashore.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit pull up a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
A driver with the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit works to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit work to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
A driver with the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit works to clean up the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014. Of the many items they retrieved was a 18-spd mountain bike.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit look at a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
Members of the Ottawa Police Service’s Marine, Dive and Trail unit pull up a large 2 x 1.5 metre rusty barrel out of the Ottawa River under the Rideau Canal Locks as part of an initiative with the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Ottawa Wednesday September 3, 2014.
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