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FEATURE STORY
'Bijoux Baby' wins best new safe product award
Salus Marine has received the Canadian Safe
Boating Council Safe Boating Award for best new safety product of
2005. (more)
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SAR News
• West coast ferry disaster demonstrates community's
heroism ... (more)
• Canadian Coast Guard cutter adopted by Toronto Fire Service ...
(more)
• Secretariat receives Certificate of Appreciation ... (more)
• International Polar Year creates potential SAR impact ... (more)
• CBC features 19 Wing Comox SAR units ... (more)
• Volunteers an incredible resource: RCMP ... (more)
• Canadian Inland SAR incident database available soon ...(more)
• International Beacon Registration Database now available online
... (more)
• Call for SAR Award Nominations ... (more)
• Canadian Safe Boating Council honours members of the boating community
... (more)
• First Safe Boating Award for company promoting PFD wear in advertising
... (more)
• Sambro crew awarded for multi-agency SAREX ... (more)
• Upcoming Events
SAR New Initiatives Fund
• Multilingual
video helps reduce number and severity of SAR incidents in Nunavut
• The OPP takes
action against alcohol-related SAR
• Project addresses
public safety in Cree First Nation community
• Public Service
Announcements make the difference
• NIF news
Air SAR
• Unmanned
aerial vehicle competition focuses on SAR
SAR Profiles
• Grief
and Condolences: what I learned
• 50 years
of SAR: the evolution of the Alberni Valley Rescue Squad
Ground SAR
• New Alzheimer
patient profiles help New Brunswick SAR to find wanderers
• Reducing the
risk with GPS
• Canine technology
for search and rescue around the corner
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| Coffee Break: A Canadian Forces
Cormorant helicopter creates an optical illusion as it takes off from
a landing pad behind a local Tim Hortons in Salisbury, New Brunswick.
Photo by Stephen MacGillivray |
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