Canadian Ice breaker rescues freighters in Gulf

As winter ends, Canada's icebreaker John A. Macdonald navigates the frozen Gulf of St. Lawrence to clear a path to the sea. Equipped with advanced technology, it leads a mission to rescue two icebound fighters, battling thick ice and harsh weather to reach the North Atlantic.

What is the primary mission of the John A. Macdonald as it heads north?

• To rescue stranded sailors

• To clear a path through the ice

• To conduct scientific research

• To transport goods to the Arctic

What unique feature does the John A. Macdonald have to enhance its ice observation?

• A helicopter

• A satellite communication system

• A submarine

• A drone fleet

What challenges does the John A. Macdonald face during its mission?

• Pirate attacks

• Thick ice and strong winds

• Lack of fuel

• Mechanical failures

How does the John A. Macdonald assist the two fighters in the Gulf?

• By providing food supplies

• By guiding them to open waters

• By repairing their engines

• By towing them through the ice

What is the final destination of the John A. Macdonald's mission?

• The Arctic Circle

• The Pacific Ocean

• The North Atlantic

• The Hudson Bay