About RCMSAR 106 Shuswap
The Shuswap Lifeboat Society (SLS) operates as the business entity of Station 106. SLS is registered as a charitable organization with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), SLS comprises members from Station 106 who elect a Board of Directors to provide governance.
Station 106 maintains two vessels that are perpetually prepared for action. The Tolonen, a 40ft Titan Rigid Hull Inflatable, and Rescue One, a 29ft Lifetimer converted crew boat, stand ready for duty. Explore our Vessels page for detailed information.
To offer Search and Rescue services across the Shuswap Lake system, safeguarding lives and reducing injuries every hour of every day, 365 days a year.
OUR MANDATE
At RCMSAR Station 106, our mandate is clear: to deliver Search and Rescue services across the Shuswap Lake system, with an unwavering commitment to saving lives and minimizing injuries, operating around the clock, 365 days a year.
OUR OBJECTIVES
- Save 100% of lives at risk
- Reduce the severity and number of water based SAR incidents
- Promote safe boating operations, and water recreation activities
- Support all Emergency First Responder organizations
- Provide humanitarian services for the Province of British Columbia
- Maintain the highest professional standards
- Promote dedication and pride of membership
The members of RCMSAR Station 106 are all volunteers, generously dedicating their time and expertise to serve our communities. Throughout the year, members gather for both on-water and classroom training sessions.
The Shuswap Lifeboat Society (SLS) functions as the business entity of Station 106. It is a registered charitable organization with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), comprising Station 106 members who elect a Board of Directors to oversee governance.
Station 106 stands as one of 31 RCMSAR rescue bases in British Columbia, operating within a provincial RCMSAR HQ organization. We adhere to the policy and training standards set by the Canadian Coast Guard.