Canada ends 55-year avalanche dog rescue programme amid budget cuts
Canada has ended a 55-year dog rescue programme in the Rocky Mountains as part of government budget cuts, prompting outrage.
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Canada has stopped using avalanche dogs for rescues in the Rocky Mountains, ending a programme that had operated for 55 years, BBC News reported.
The programme helped find missing hikers and children in the Canadian wilderness. Its cancellation as part of government budget cuts has prompted outrage.
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