Emergency crews bring man to shore after hours on frozen Dartmouth lake
Amanda Debison
A man is being assessed for hypothermia in hospital after hours on a frozen Dartmouth lake.
Around 3:30 a.m., Halifax police and fire were called to Lake Banook in Dartmouth, N.S. after reports of a man on the ice dressed in only a t-shirt, shorts, and no shoes.
With the wind chill, it felt like -23 at the time.
By 6 a.m., emergency officials were able to get the man to shore and care from EHS.
The scene has since been cleared.
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