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Update: Official Statement - Airmedic - Montreal, June 23rd - 11:45pm ET It is with great sadness that we have learned that, around 7 p.m. tonight, divers from the Sûreté du Québec located one of the crew members who had been missing following the crash of the helicopter that was performing a medical evacuation operation last Friday. The search to locate the device and other people who are still missing will continue tomorrow. In these painful hours, the entire great Airmedic family is mourning. Our thoughts are with the family and relatives of our colleague, to whom we offer our deepest condolences. We are deeply upset and stand with each other through this ordeal. As the procedure wants, the identity of the victim will be communicated by the coroner once formal identification is completed and consent from the family obtained. We reiterate our deep gratitude to the Sûreté du Québec teams for their commitment and tireless work. We're hopeful that the search will lead to finding the rest of our team members and patients who have been missing.

Maybe we should work on those numbers a bit Steven if it is $23 plus drinks! LOL

Real nice videos wng-2! My wife is from NL and I lived there for 10 years working in Air Traffic Control. We had a summer home in Twillingate and saw many icebergs over the years like yourself I was always amazed at their size and beauty. I remember one particular berg that was very close to shore and as we sat watching it all of a sudden it started to rock back and forth like a pendulum until it turned completely upside down! When it turned over the bottom had mud and rocks stuck to it as it had been grounded.

I was wondering how you made out yesterday and what your plan was today! Are there many sledders there waiting the rain out?

Here comes the mess!!!

Heading out for a ride next week on the Gaspe!

Some dirty weather coming Chris much more fun sitting in a comfortable hotel having a beer than riding in the rain! LOL

Big rains coming could be an issue!!!

Nice write up and Pics Steven!

Stayed at the Continental a few years ago very much a downtown location!!! Lots of locals around but we chained everything and it was all there in the morning! Neat trail through backyards/streets along the maindrag to get there but very easy. Onsite restaurant can't remember the food but we didn't get sick from it! LOL

Very sad Chris may he rest in peace.

We took a rollback from Levis a couple of years ago when we ran into water issues from big rain storms. It worked out fine with a reasonable cost. I have the contact info and gps track if anyone is interested. Biggest drawback was only one person had any english at all. Definitely need google translator or have your request typed out and translated.

Post from Obedjiwan. There are pictures showing open water on the Gouin!

It was announced today a shuttle will be in place to take us across the river this winter.

As expected! Bleu FM has learned that Transports Québec has refused the request of Gaspé stakeholders, including Gaspé MNA Stéphane Sainte-Croix and Haute-Gaspésie Prefect Guy Bernatchez, as well as the Fédération des motoneigistes du Québec, who wanted to obtain Québec’s agreement to allow snowmobilers wanting to tour the Gaspé to use Route 132 in Rivière-Madeleine because of a footbridge that is unusable on the white trails. This news, which is not encouraging for the region, was confirmed to us in an interview by the director of the Fédération des motoneigistes du Québec, Stéphane Desroches, who learned about it through the MTQ office no later than Monday evening. And the reasons for the refusal are multiple.