Search And Rescue Regina

Please come join us at The Spot in Southland Mall for an information session about Search and Rescue Regina. May 21st 6pm to 7pm.

New member information session:
Thursday, February 26, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
AT The SPOT
Southland Mall, 2965 Gordon Road
To register, email [email protected]

As we look forward to 2026, thank you to everyone who contributed to making 2025 an incredible year for us and for our community.

Learn more about our progress this past yearhttps://searchandrescueregina.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-Search-and-Rescue-Regina-Annual-Report.pdf

There is still time to donate and receive a 2025 income tax deduction
https://searchandrescueregina.org/donate/

Become a member and help us bring home the missing
https://searchandrescueregina.org/become-a-member/

$35 per pail - Bear Tracks Ice Melt is a safe and efficient way to melt ice and compacted snow on residential and commercial sidewalks and driveways.

* Fast Acting: It quickly melts ice and snow, making it perfect for areas with heavy foot traffic.
* Long Lasting: Its effects last for a significant amount of time, reducing the need for frequent reapplication.
*High Visibility Blue Marker: It's easy to see where you've applied the product, ensuring you don't miss any spots.
* Safe on Concrete and Vegetation: It won't damage your driveway, sidewalk, or surrounding plants.
* Pet Friendly: You don't have to worry about it harming your furry friends.

Email us at [email protected] to coordinate your order, and send e-transfer payment to [email protected].

Thank you Nutrien Ag Solutions Canada for this opportunity!

Watch and experience the reality of Search and Rescue.

Get ready for Searchers—a powerful new docu-series that takes you inside the real-life missions of Indigenous Search and Rescue teams.

Mark your calendars.

Premiere: Wednesday, Jan 7 at 10 PM ET on APTN.
You can also stream the show anytime on APTN+ starting January.

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Searchers season 1 is supported by APTN, Creative Saskatchewan, Rogers Cable Network Fund and Canada Media Fund.

Ideally, no one will ever go missing, but when they do, Search and Rescue Regina professional volunteers are ready and capable to serve. In addition to searching for missing persons, our members have also been deployed on evidence searches and to support wildfire evacuees in Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Manitoba, and as mutual search and rescue support to a very high-profile Alberta missing person.
100 percent of what Search and Rescue Regina does is done by volunteers using donated funds.

The missing are vulnerable. Your donation helps us bring them home.
Search and Rescue Regina is a CRA Registered Charity, and you can claim an income tax deduction for your donation.

https://searchandrescueregina.org/donate/