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FEATURE STORY
Mingan kayaker saved thanks to prevention project
A prevention project that began in 2001 has proven essential to
the Mingan Archipelago area. (more)
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CCGA Calendar
The Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary’s 2005 calendar is now available.
To order your copy, visit their website.
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SAR News
• Doppler radar project complete ... (more)
• New Canadian magazine for the SAR community ... (more)
• New Canadian Coast Guard SAR facilities open in B.C. ... (more)
• Proposed common frequency for SAR radio communications ... (more)
• Weatheradio broadcasts in Inuktitut ... (more)
• Canadian Avalanche Centre now incorporated ... (more)
• Alzheimer Disease: the SAR effort ...(more)
• SAR Tech of the year ... (more)
• Contenders for the Canadian Forces new fixed-wing SAR aircraft
... (more)
• Secretariat receives safe boating honour ... (more)
• Shore-based cold water rescue team members receive Bronze Cross
Certificates ... (more)
• Canadian Hurricane Centre improves availability of weather information
... (more)
• New safe boating agreement between Canada and the United States
... (more)
• A Focus on 442 Squadron ... (more)
• The art of casualty simulation - an update ... (more)
• Facts about Casualty Simulation Certification ... (more)
• Lifesaving Society's snowmobiling safety video... (more)
• Upcoming Events
SARSCENE 2004
• Workshop wrap-up
Air SAR
• SAREX 2004
• Cormorant Trophy
awarded to 442 Squadron
Marine SAR
• Lake Erie
SAREX fosters partnership and interoperability
• SAR BQ 2004
• SAR and disabled
vessels
Interview
• Interview with
Harry Blackmore
New SAR Initiatives Fund
• Destruction of
Hurricane Hazel remembered 50 years later
• Lakehead SAR
unit upgrades prevention program
• CCGA's marine
simulation program
• New communications
platform for Kent Harrison SAR
Beacons
• Discarded ELT
triggers search
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SARSCENE
magazine introduces its new service to alert subscribers by e-mail
that the latest issue of SARSCENE magazine is available online.
This way, you will never miss an issue.
To subscribe to the alerting service, go to www.nss.gc.ca/site/ss/index_e.asp
and follow the prompts.
The growing use of the Internet, the increase in popularity of online
magazines and the rising costs of publishing have led to the decision
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