By Alex Murray Writer Summer has arrived at Six Nations, and that means enjoying all the beloved Grand River has to offer and with the support of the Six Nations Fire Department (SNF), everyone can do so safely. SNF began their boat rescue training operations last week in anticipation of the increased river traffic. But also, just to hone their skills: they are a department that is always preparing for the worst \u201cwhat ifs\u201d on behalf of the rest of the community. \u201cWe always train for the what if right. That\u2019s just our job. We do a lot of training that maybe we\u2019ll never use,\u201d Acting Captain Josh Cowling told Turtle Island News. \u201cBut it\u2019s the what if, and we just think of our families out here on the water…. <\/p>\n
By Alex Murray Writer Summer has arrived at Six Nations, and that means enjoying all the beloved Grand River has to offer and with the support of the Six Nations Fire Department (SNF), everyone can do so safely. SNF began their boat rescue training operations last week in anticipation of the increased river traffic. But also, just to hone their skills: they are a department that is always preparing for the worst \u201cwhat ifs\u201d on behalf of the rest of the community. \u201cWe always train for the what if right. That\u2019s just our job. We do a lot of training that maybe we\u2019ll never use,\u201d Acting Captain Josh Cowling told Turtle Island News. \u201cBut it\u2019s the what if, and we just think of our families out here on the water.... <\/p>\n