I live across the street from the Canada Customs office building in Fort
Erie Ontario Canada and saw a grand Cherokee 4x4 jeep, white with green
lettering that said Environment Canada, Wildlife Enforcement on the side of
the vehicle, also the officer was wearing a gun. Can anyone tell me what
frequencies these officers use, this is the first time I saw one of these
officers and their vehicles.

TIA,

Steve

"Steve St. Denis" wrote in message ...
I live across the street from the Canada Customs office building in Fort
Erie Ontario Canada and saw a grand Cherokee 4x4 jeep, white with green
lettering that said Environment Canada, Wildlife Enforcement on the side of
the vehicle, also the officer was wearing a gun. Can anyone tell me what
frequencies these officers use, this is the first time I saw one of these
officers and their vehicles.

I do not know the freq's for Ontario, but here in Alberta, forestry,
wildlife, environment, etc., are in the 154 Mhz and 411 Mhz range. So
may want to try a search on your scanner. You may attempt to search
this newsgroup, as there are a few websites for Ontario scanner users.
Fred Burgess

not trying to be rude or something. but if you live across the road. try
throwing a freq counter on your antenna. maybe you will see atleast the tx
freq of that vehicle. it will alteast narrow it down. most canadian bandplan
is the same. if you find the input. search for it on the net and or the tafl
list. never know when it is in tafl list. if not. it will or should show up
somewhere on the net.




"Steve St. Denis" wrote in message
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I live across the street from the Canada Customs office building in Fort
Erie Ontario Canada and saw a grand Cherokee 4x4 jeep, white with green
lettering that said Environment Canada, Wildlife Enforcement on the side
of
the vehicle, also the officer was wearing a gun. Can anyone tell me what
frequencies these officers use, this is the first time I saw one of these
officers and their vehicles.

TIA,

Steve