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racerocks.com unveiling ceremony

VIC2000031102 - 11 MARCH 2000 - VICTORIA, BC, CANADA: David Anderson, right, Canada's Minister of Environment, speaks while Dr. Joseph MacInnes, one of the first divers to reach the Titanic, looks on during the unveiling of the racerocks.com project at Race Rocks light house and marine sanctuary near Victoria, March 11. The ceremony is part of the 13th United World College International Council Meeting who's theme is Visions of Peace for the 21st Century. rg/hr/do/David Ovenden UPI

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