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FEATURE STORY
Highlights from SARSCENE 2005
A packed room for a very cool presentation on hypothermia; a heated
panel discussion on police working with volunteers, and a very wet
day for the outdoor events - these are among the memorable moments
from SARSCENE 2005. Weather played a major role. (more)
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SAR News
• 442 Squadron receives Heroes and Rescue Award ...
(more)
• Star of Courage awarded to two Gander SAR Techs ... (more)
• Canadian Forces School of Search and Rescue receives Back and Bevington
Award ... (more)
• Service Canada to licence Pleasure Craft Operators on behalf of
Transport Canada ... (more)
• B.C.'s SAR Association sponsors Avalanche Rescue Resource Directory
... (more)
• New CCG station is fully equipped ... (more)
• Volunteer survey gives evidence of trends ...(more)
• No tax break for volunteers ... (more)
• Changes in the U.S. Hug-a-Tree Program ... (more)
• Nunavut develops a community-based approach to SAR ... (more)
• Call for ideas ... (more)
• Online avalanche training program now available ... (more)
• Upcoming Events
Marine SAR
• Exercise
Ocean Guardian II promotes inter-agency cooperation
• SAR-BQ 2005
strengthens links between coastal rescue teams
New SAR Initiatives Fund
• Laser Underwater
Camera takes SAR to new depths
• Safe Catch helps
to make fishing a safer occupation
• Vernon SAR increases
its rescue capacity
• Chatham-Kent
Police builds night-searching skills
• Inter-Agency
training improves Manitoba’s SAR response
Air SAR
• SAREX 2005
helps improve SAR in Canada
• Arctic SAREX
increases interoperability among three countries
Ground SAR
• Teams respond
to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
• Parks Canada
and North Shore Rescue use new avalanche rescue system
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