The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) owns and operates the federal government's civilian fleet, and provides key maritime services to Canadians. As a Special Operating Agency of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), the Canadian Coast Guard helps DFO meet its responsibility to ensure safe and accessible waterways for Canadians. The CCG also plays a key role in ensuring the sustainable use and development of Canada's oceans and waterways.

The Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary (CCGA) is a nonprofit organisation and a registered charity made up of volunteer resources throughout Canada. The CCGA has been in existence since 1978 and provides assistance to the Coast Guard and the National Defense with search and rescue and safe boating programs.

Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR) in Canada. The primary goal of the National Search and Rescue Program is to save lives at risk throughout Canada. This national program involves federal departments, volunteers, organizations, municipalities, provinces and territories, working together to provide this service. The Canadian Coast Guard is responsible for providing maritime resources in support of Search and Rescue (SAR) in areas of federal responsibility.

CANADA'S Marine Assistance Provider. Our service vessels are standing by 24 hours per day, 7 days per week ready to assist and ensure you and your loved ones make a safe return back to the dock. We offer a variety of marine assistance services for all recreational boaters throughout the Great Lakes. Our enrolled members enjoy complimentary Return to Port Towing, Battery boosting and Fuel Delivery Services at sea free of charge*. As a member, you will also enjoy an ever growing variety of discounts from local participating companies in our perks program. As a front running model in the industry, Canadian Coastal Services strives to stay on the leading edge. Being the first Canadian Marine Assistance company dedicated to servicing Southwestern Ontario, we set the bar high and the margins low. Ensuring our members would receive the very best coverage for an indisputable fair price. Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada

The Lifesaving Society has a long and proud history of teaching lifesaving to Canadians. The Lifesaving Society offers its Canadian Lifesaving Program and Leadership Training Program in all provinces and territories. The Canadian Lifesaving program includes the Canadian Swim Patrol Program, Bronze Medal awards, National Lifeguard Service (NLS) awards, and other awards and programs. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

The National Search and Rescue Secretariat (NSS) is responsible for managing and coordinating Canada's search and rescue with federal, provincial and territorial partners, and fostering interoperability and coordination within the search and rescue (SAR) community and its 18,000 trained SAR volunteers.

Saving Lives on the Water. Welcome to Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue Station 33 - Oak Bay Sea Rescue. Celebrating 40 years in the community, we are volunteer first responders who are dedicated to saving lives on the water. Victoria, BC Canada

Home of Sidney's Marine Search and Rescue Volunteers. Home of the Saanich Marine Rescue Society. We fund and operate the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCM-SAR)36 vessel based in the Sidney area. Our society supports this vessel with donations from the public and grants received from the Gaming Commission. We value your support and thank you for your valuable contributions. Sidney, B.C. Canada

We are Canada's most experienced rescue and safety training provider. Our Master Rescue Instructors have been providing professional performance based rescue and safety training for over 40 years and are international court-recognized subject matter experts. Chilliwack, B.C. Canada

Providing Volunteer Marine Search and Rescue, and Boating Safety in Delta, British Columbia. Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue, Station 8 - Delta, supported by the Delta Marine Rescue Society has been providing marine Search and Rescue services and Boating Safety education in South Delta since 1976. We are the only marine Search and Rescue group in Delta recognized by the Canadian Coast Guard. Delta, British Columbia, Canada

Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) is a not-for-profit volunteer-based organization that operates more than 30 marine rescue stations along the coast of British Columbia from Vancouver’s busy harbour to the remote waters of the North Coast. RCMSAR is a key part of the marine search and rescue (SAR) system, working in one of the most challenging search and rescue regions in the world. Our 900 volunteers are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, ready to immediately respond to marine emergencies at a moment’s notice. Sooke, BC Canada

SAR Alberta is the provincial association for volunteer search and rescue within the province. Its mission is to assist search and rescue teams in their efforts to provide a superior and dedicated level of service to the people of Alberta, Canada

In 1983 a new group was formed to help saves lives by promoting the exchange of information, developing new search techniques, speeding up the search and analysis process and to show why planning information is so important. SARBC is a non-profit, professional, uniformed organization which is funded by corporate sponsors, service clubs and contributions from the general public. An Operations Center is located in Victoria for all land and inland water requests. Assistance offered to SAR Groups, Law Enforcement agencies and Missing Childrens Organizations is provided by the Society through the Overhead Management Team, or by the Special Services Unit (SSU)for physical response.

The Search and Rescue Volunteer Association of Canada (SARVAC) is a registered not-for-profit and educational organization that supports, coordinates, develops, informs, promotes and implements search, rescue and emergency response with the underlying principle of saving lives. SARVAC is administered by volunteers who train and practice search, rescue and survival skills in various parts of Canada . The organization is supported by the National Search and Rescue Secretariat and is funded through donations and fund-raising events. Paradise, Newfoundland, Canada

Station 35, a.k.a. RCM-SAR 35, is a group of highly skilled volunteers who dedicate their time to providing 24-hour year-round emergency search and rescue services on the Victoria waterfront and beyond. In turn, we rely on community support to keep our crews equipped and our rescue vessel on call. Together with the Canadian Coast Guard and other local emergency service providers, we're here to make sure that help is always available to mariners in distress. Our volunteers are hard working individuals who have come together out of a love for the sea and a desire to be of service to their community. Victoria, BC Canada

We provide vessels and trained crews to assist local, provincial, and national agencies to save those in peril on the waters of Canada. The Canadian Lifeboat Institution has been in operation since 1981. The mission of the Canadian Lifeboat Institution is Saving Lives at Sea. The Canadian Lifeboat Institution is a volunteer, not-for-profit, nationally registered charitable marine Search and Rescue organization dedicated to saving lives and property at sea. Its members and lifeboat crews, from all walks of life, are volunteers concerned about marine safety and rescue. Richmond, B.C. Canada