Squamish Search and Rescue

Squamish Search and Rescue Official page or Squamish Search and Rescue.

We are a volunteer community-based organization that provides 24/7 search and rescue services in and around Squamish, British Columbia, Canada.

MISSING HIKERSquamish Search and Rescue and Squamish RCMP are searching for 43 year old Stanislav Volo last seen at the ...
08/31/2026

MISSING HIKER

Squamish Search and Rescue and Squamish RCMP are searching for 43 year old Stanislav Volo last seen at the summit of the Sea to Sky Gondola yesterday, Sunday, August 30 at 11:30am.

Stanislav was planning to hike from the gondola summit to the Habrich Climber’s access trail, traverse the ridge and return to the gondola summit via Al’s Habrich trail.

He was last seen wearing:

Black t-shirt
Shorts
Small backpack.

If you have any information or may have seen in him in the area yesterday, please contact Squamish RCMP at 604-892-6100.

Last night was Town Hall  #1, where we had the chance to welcome prospective members and share a little more about our t...
08/28/2026

Last night was Town Hall #1, where we had the chance to welcome prospective members and share a little more about our team, our work, and what’s involved in becoming a member.

We talked commitment, the application and training process, and what happens behind the scenes — from callouts and training hours to the often unseen countless hours of admin work that keeps our team ready to respond.

With 160 applications and very limited spots available, we are so grateful for the interest in our team and for everyone who came out to learn more about what we do.

Join Squamish Search and Rescue as a support volunteer Squamish Search and Rescue (SSAR) is seeking a Volunteer Building...
08/24/2026

Join Squamish Search and Rescue as a support volunteer

Squamish Search and Rescue (SSAR) is seeking a Volunteer Building Manager to help keep our rescue base organized, and mission-ready.

This flexible volunteer support role (~1–4 hours per week, minimum 80 hours/year) involves coordinating building maintenance, contractors, seasonal grounds care, and ensuring our facility is ready to support emergency response operations. More than building maintenance, this is an opportunity to be part of the SSAR team—working alongside members to keep our base rescue-ready. A strong team fit is just as important as practical skills.

We're looking for someone with:
- Practical maintenance or facilities experience (an asset, not required)
- Strong organizational and problem-solving skills
- Ability to coordinate contractors and work independently
- Basic computer skills
- Valid BC driver's licence, clear driver's abstract, and clear criminal record check

Location: Squamish SAR Base, Brackendale, BC

If interested please fill out this form

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeFJTD2veM5eoNFM1mLeIOEHpCGeSsSYnbuHpQDzp6VC7Kq0Q/viewform

And email your resume to: [email protected].

Applications close September 11, 2026 midnight.

Coming at you LIVE from  all weekend! Our team kicked things off with a behind-the-scenes look at a rescue—from the mome...
08/22/2026

Coming at you LIVE from all weekend!

Our team kicked things off with a behind-the-scenes look at a rescue—from the moment the call comes in, to how we respond, and everything that happens in between. We’re talking response times, decision-making, teamwork and what it really takes to get a rescue underway.

Our Prevention Team will also be here all day, sharing tips and chatting with you about staying safe in the mountains.

Come say hi!

We finally have merch!We’re excited to officially launch our first Squamish Search and Rescue merchandise — and this is ...
08/20/2026

We finally have merch!

We’re excited to officially launch our first Squamish Search and Rescue merchandise — and this is just the beginning.

For now, we’ve got these special edition T-shirts, created in collaboration with and .

Available now at for $45, in 3 colours and you can also come find us at the this weekend where we will be selling some as well!

More SSAR merch coming soon…

Celebrating 20 Years of Service — Thank You, Jim! This year, Jim celebrates an incredible 20 years with Squamish Search ...
08/14/2026

Celebrating 20 Years of Service — Thank You, Jim!

This year, Jim celebrates an incredible 20 years with Squamish Search and Rescue—two decades of answering the pager, learning, supporting his teammates, and helping people when they need it most.

By day, Jim works at VentureWeb. By nights, weekends, and whenever the pager goes off, you will find him right where he’s always been—alongside his teammates, ready to pitch in wherever he’s needed.

When asked what has kept him volunteering for 20 years, his answer comes down to the people:

“I love our team and being part of this group. I also love the challenge of training and calls. It feels like I learn something new almost every time.”

Jim’s time with SSAR has reinforced the importance of being a lifelong learner—and he has tremendous respect for the knowledge and experience within our team.

His advice for anyone heading into the outdoors?
- Prepare for the worst thing that could happen—and have a plan for it.

And his reminder that needing rescue doesn’t mean someone was reckless or unprepared: even experienced and well-equipped people can find themselves in trouble. The mountains are humbling, and compassion matters.

Thank you, Jim, for 20 years of dedication, humility, teamwork, and service to our community.
We are lucky to have you.

Over the past several days, we’ve responded to multiple incidents on the Chief involving injured hikers, a climber on “R...
08/10/2026

Over the past several days, we’ve responded to multiple incidents on the Chief involving injured hikers, a climber on “Rock On,” and an injured mountain biker on “In-N-Out Burger.”

We would also like to thank the bystanders and partner who stayed to assist us with the steep stretcher carry from “Rock On.” The climber had to be moved further down the steep slope due to her proximity to the rock wall, allowing and to safely extract her by helicopter hoist.

Today, our team responded to two separate incidents in the Tantalus. Near the summit of Alpha, a woman fell into a moat while traversing and was also struck by a falling rock. A second climber nearby sustained a deep laceration to his hand after taking a fall. Both patients were long-lined out to safety.

Big thank you to for their assistance as always. 🙏

08/08/2026

UPDATE: (9:30 p.m.) The BC Wildfire Service has classified the wildfire near Brohm Lake as under control.

WILDFIRE ALERT: Please be advised that the BC Wildfire Service is attending a wildfire off the Cheekye Forest Service Road, across Highway 99 from Brohm Lake.

According to the BC Wildfire Service, the wildfire measures 0.3 hectares. No structures or infrastructure is at risk. A BC Wildfire crew is on site and a helicopter is bucketing water from Cat Lake. It is highly recommended to stay out of the lake while this work is underway.

The wildfire is outside of District of Squamish boundaries. Squamish Fire Rescue is on standby to assist if needed.

Please avoid the area. Motorists should not stop on the highway to view the fire, as this poses other significant risks.

We will provide updates as information changes. For more information please visit the BC Wildfire Service website: https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fireYear=2026&incidentNumber=V31486&source=map.

Great news!
08/07/2026

Great news!

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