Deployed to Cochrane Airport together with its colleague C-GQHQ of General Airspray Limited. Seen at rest after another day of crop spraying sorties.

One of a pair on detachment at Cochrane Airport, resting after another day's crop spraying work.

Attached by a web of cables, to complex airborne geophysical mapping equipment. Externally this comprises two large, differently sized, roughly circular shapes formed from lengths of orange tubing. The corner of the larger element can be seen to the right. The helicopter is just about to perform a slow hover take off until the array fully clears the ground, hanging beneath it in a cone shape reminiscent of the steel hooped framework supporting ladies' wide crinoline dresses in the mid 19th century. It then departed for survey work to the north, trailing the cone. Quite a sight.

Deployed to Cochrane, on contract to the Government of Ontario, for the duration of the summer wildfire season. Carrying the bombing number "14"