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PHOTOS: Coast guard ship partially submerged after sliding loose at Sambro shipyard

November 17, 2018   Canada

A Canadian Coast Guard ship that was undergoing a scheduled refit in Sambro is partially submerged Saturday after coming loose overnight, and police consider the incident to be suspicious. The CCGS Corporal McLaren “was released from its secured cradle” at the Canadian Maritime Engineering Ltd. shipyard and slid down the slip, according to the coast guard’s Twitter feed. >click to read<16:57

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