Any Northern Canadian Divers out there?

[COLDREDNECK]

Definately cold and clear diving. Lots of junk ( Boat Parts ) around rock up cropings and some very curious lake trout. Really freaky the first time you see a big one come in to check you out.
Great Slave Lake Rocks !
Still looking to hook up if someone makes it up this way

 

[rluxon]

Well first off, Yes we do have internet in Yellowknife, Second off, a group was just started on face book called YK Diamond Divers. If anyone has any questions, I check that daily. As for people wanting to do a dive, drop me a line, I live there year round, and chances are I would be able to help get you to where you want to dive.

 

[DA Aquamaster]

"Northern Canada" is redundant - all if it is "North"

 

[rluxon]

lol Northern Canada would be Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut. lol.

 

[WetAndHappy]

I'll just post a link to my meet'n'greet initial posting
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/in...tings-arctic-ocean-cambridge-bay-nunavut.html

 

[JustNorthOf60]

Well, Hello from Whitehorse, Yukon!!

 

[ScoobyDo]

I lived in Fort Smith NT in 2006. I wasn't a diver back then, but I can say that the base geology is limestone and there are a lot of sinkholes and possibly caves up there. I was swimming in one of the sinkholes. The word is that if you drown in a Fort Smith sinkhole, they find your body in Great Slave Lake.

 

[Merv muskeg]

I live and teach in northern Canada

specifically Gillam mb

I also go to Churchill to scuba dive and will be agin this summer

if your interested in diving northern mb we have a couple of gems


and to the one post....yes we have internet this far north smh