Once again, ship scheduling caused\u00a0our cruise to the Beaufort Gyre\u00a0to conduct BGOS & JOIS collaborations on the\u00a0CCGS Louis St. Laurent\u00a0<\/em>to be delayed until the end of summer.\u00a0\u00a0 Our expedition began in mid-September, and lasted 4 weeks\u00a0with Bill Williams again\u00a0head of\u00a0the science party. The 3 BG moorings\u00a0were again\u00a0successfully recovered, refurbished and redeployed, and\u00a03 ITPs\u00a0were deployed, along with IMBs, and O-buoys.\u00a0 IOS and collaborators again acquired hydrographic and geochemical stations throughout the region, although due to the reduced cruise duration less stations\u00a0were able to be occupied than previous years.\u00a0 The 2 mooring systems recovered last year west of the BGOS array in collaboration with NIPR and TUMSAT in Japan were refurbished over the past year and redeployed. Click\u00a0here<\/a>\u00a0to read dispatches from the cruise.\u00a0\u00a0Click\u00a0here<\/a>\u00a0to read the cruise report.<\/p>\r\n