WE ARE RECRUITING! Brandon Regional Search and Rescue Association (BRSARA)is actively recruiting! If have a passion that you must help others when needed, then we want to talk to you. If you are looking for a rewarding volunteer opportunity, this may be the one! Please come out and visit with our team members to determine if we are the right choice for you. BRSARA is a non-profit organization comprised of a team… Read More

On 19 Sep, team members improved their tracking skills in the Brandon Hills. Bruce Bumstead provided a course where we we able to track a “lost individual” only using clues and signs to determine the route and location of the individual. Thanks to Bruce for the challenging training. Bruce giving a brief on the lost individual. Rachael finding evidence of a footprint in the grass. Clue found. Water bottle, known to be… Read More

On 17-18 May 2023 Luke was tested and recertified as a SAR dog (Office of the Fire Commissioner). Testing included Tracking, Person Search, Article Search and Obedience On 16 September 2023 SAR K-9 Luke attended a CKC tracking trial at Regina, Saskatchewan where he qualified for “Tracking Dog Excellent” (TDX) title.  TDX letters may be displayed after his name (Luke TDX) The TDX is earned by following a track aged three to… Read More

The summer has been very busy for the team this summer with training searches and provision of First Aid and Safety for various 1 Jul – Canada Day. 7-8-9 Jul – Wilderness First Aid 14-15-16 Jul – Wilderness Frst Aid 29 July – Multi Cultural Days in the River Bank discovery Centre  11-13 Aug , 2023 Brandon RIBFEST 15 Aug – Brandon Mini University – Hug a Tree 19 Aug – RMNP… Read More

Thank you to the Riverbank Discovery Centre for hosting such an amazing event. Our team was proud to serve the community and we would like to thank all of the volunteers and staff who worked hard through the heat to ensure visitors were safe and enjoyed their celebrations. Our AdventureSmart trailer was onsite, with information for families and first aid support for the public. Here are just a few images of celebrations… Read More

On 21 Jun, Brandon Regional Search and Rescue gave the 8th graders from Neepawa presentations on the HUG a TREE program and demonstrated the skills of K9 LUKE at Kitche Manitou Provincial Park as part of their annual camping trip. Leon explaining Luke’s skills. Leon and Luke Luke retrieving Leon’s keys Brian talking about the HUG a TREE program Brian demonstrating how to tell direction using the sun.