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I’ve been delving into the details of Craig Waldum’s case and can’t help but think about the gear they must've had back in 1978. It makes me wonder—what kind of safety measures or equipment were standard for canoeing expeditions during that time, especially in such treacherous waters like those on the Nelson River? Were life jackets mandatory or was there anything else that might've helped in such a scenario? I'm not too familiar with what was considered necessary back then, but given the tragic outcome, it’s something that keeps popping up in my mind. If anyone has insights into the protocols or gear from that era, would love to hear your thoughts.
