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Search and Rescue describes efforts to find missing kayaker

Search and Rescue describes efforts to find missing kayaker

CBC6 days ago
Luc Bourgeois was last seen on Thursday afternoon kayaking off the coast at Shediac. RCMP called in Tri-County Search and Rescue on Friday to assist.
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