Historia
This patrol vessel was built in 1930 by Rodd Brothers in Victoria, BC.
Notas históricas
In April 2016 this vessel was rumoured to have been donated to the Campbell River Museum.
In 2016 this vessel was on the hard in the shipyard at Campbell River BC Canada.
In 2017 this vessel was broken up.
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1930-1933 she was owned by the Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1937-1949 she was owned by The Minister of Mines and Resources, Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1958-1961 she was owned by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Ottawa ON Canada.
In 1962-1964 she was owned by Franklin Gale, Victoria BC Canada.
In 1965-1985 she was owned by Roy W. Tucker, Victoria BC Canada.
In 1986-1997 she was owned by Donald Bailey, Sooke BC Canada.
In 1999 she was owned by Harry W. Blackstaff, Ladysmith BC Canada.
In 2001 she was owned by Douglas J. Mayzes, Kelowna BC Canada.
In 2003-2004 she was owned by James A. Cameron, Chilliwack BC Canada.
In 2011-2014 she was owned by James A. Cameron and Anne E. Cameron, Quathiaski Cove BC Canada.
She is rumored to have changed hands several times up to 2016 when her register was closed. In July 2016 she was owned by the Nuyumbalees Cultural Center for one dollar. she has been decommisioned and will be put on display there.
Remotorización
40hp diesel engine (1961c)
Referencias
Canada List of Shipping
