ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaHow a dog and hawk protect planes in Winnipeg4 hours agoDuration 3:014 hours agoNewsDuration 3:01When you think of airport employees who help keep your plane safe, a hawk and an English setter may not come to mind. This video shows how those two animals are helping manage wildlife collisions at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, where birds can pose a risk to airplanes.Related Stories Whitehorse airport installs noisy ‘scare cannons’ to keep birds away Dog owner describes ‘unnerving’ encounter with aggressive deer in Winnipeg neighbourhood Choppers, dozers and railway workers: on the front lines of the Manitoba wildfire fight ‘Pretty evil birds’ are dive-bombing pedestrians in Etobicoke, residents say ‘Gold standard’: Plane spotters in Calgary hope for glimpse of Air Force One at G7More from NewsVideo9:16Israel, Iran carry out new airstrikes on 4th day of conflictCBC News 16 minutes agoVideo3:27Trump arrives in Alberta for G7 summit44 minutes agoVideo1:09Man accused of shooting Minnesota lawmakers detained after ‘complex and dangerous manhunt’2 hours agoVideo4:40Man suspected of shooting 2 Minnesota lawmakers arrested after sweeping manhuntCBC News Network (Highlights) 2 hours agoVideo6:15Is the G7 still relevant?The National 3 hours agoTrending NowVideo3:52Anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protests sweep the U.S. ahead of military paradeJune 15Video0:17 Raw video shows Air India flight crashing moments after takeoff June 12Video2:47Ticks are showing up in places where they didn’t use to June 13Video12:39Inside Israel’s nighttime attack on Iran’s nuclear program | About ThatAbout That with Andrew Chang June 14Video21:51At Issue | What Carney’s G7 invite list says about his prioritiesThe National June 13now
How a dog and hawk protect planes in Winnipeg
