Project Lifesaver Association of Nova Scotia

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Congratulations to Valley Search and Rescue on this amazing opportunity.
11/13/2025

Congratulations to Valley Search and Rescue on this amazing opportunity.

🚙🧡 Farewell to Big Orange & Hello to Our New Ride!

Earlier this year, we got some sad news — our beloved bright orange 2002 logistics vehicle (yes, that one you’ve seen at our fundraising events) finally failed its safety inspection. After years of faithful service, Big Orange had reached the end of the road. Cue the tiny violin. 🎻

But just when we thought we’d be hauling gear in shopping carts, the family of a former VSAR member stepped up with an incredibly generous $4,000 donation from their estate to support a future project. We didn’t know it yet, but that project turned out to be the perfect send-off for Big Orange — and the perfect welcome for what came next.

Around the same time, RCMP in Nova Scotia heard about our situation and said, “Hey, we’ve got a vehicle that’s retiring too — want to give it a second life?” That kicked off a nine-month adventure full of paperwork, planning, maybe a couple of crossed fingers and more excitement than you’d expect from a logistics truck.

Thanks to the Nova Scotia RCMP’s donation and that $4,000 gift, we were able to cover the transport, repairs, and upgrades to bring our new-to-us logistics vehicle up to VSAR standards. It’s almost fully operational and ready for action — though we have to admit, it’s a bit less orange and a lot more quiet.

We owe a massive thank-you to Nova Scotia RCMP and the family of our former member for making this happen. Without them, we’d probably be trying to haul equipment in a hatchback.

And of course, big thanks to the folks who helped along the way:

Hon. Kody Blois and Office Staff - MP Kings/Hants

Mike Duheme - Commissioner of RCMP l

Hon.Gary Anandasangaree - Canada's Minister of Public Safety.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Nova Scotia

Winchesters
Kelly’s Towing
Your support turned what could’ve been a major headache into a happy ending — with better brakes, fewer oil leaks, and way more cupholders.

From all of us (and the ghost of Big Orange) at Valley Search and Rescue:
thank you for keeping us rolling and rescue-ready! 🚨🧡

Our ground search and rescue teams are dedicated to keeping their skills sharp!
11/09/2025

Our ground search and rescue teams are dedicated to keeping their skills sharp!

We are very proud of the work our Ground Search and Rescue teams put into their training. These skilled volunteers sharp...
10/29/2025

We are very proud of the work our Ground Search and Rescue teams put into their training. These skilled volunteers sharpen their skills and have committed their time to locate missing persons quickly.

10/25/2025
10/18/2025

50th Anniversary of service in Nova Scotia

Congratulations to our friends at ACGSAR!
10/18/2025

Congratulations to our friends at ACGSAR!

Today we picked up our BRAND SPANKING NEW Logistics trailer in OUR FAVOURITE COLOUR from Shay TIRECRAFT in Berwick. We've been saving and fundraising for what seems like ETERNITY!! Many thanks to our community for supporting our fundraisers, and that fab dance at the Kingston Legion back in August, for putting us over the top. Pictured here, our VP Jim P and Shay Tire's Jim W sealing the deal. We'll have it on the road sometime in the next few weeks, after our electrician and carpenter turn if from empty inside to something closer to TARDIS and NARNIA combined. Stay tuned, and thank you everyone!

09/25/2025
09/25/2025

Many thanks to B.M.H.S. For their donation of $1100 to Barrington Ground Search and Rescue. Donations came from proceeds of their red and grey day walk a thon that also raised money for their school lunch program. Thank you very much!

09/25/2025

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09/25/2025

A group of our staff visited the Maritime Brain Tissue Bank today! Thank you to Dr. Darvesh and team for welcoming us and showing us around.

The brain bank collects brain tissues to make them available for researchers around the world who are trying to better understand the causes of dementia and other neurological disease.

Learn more about the Maritime Brain Tissue Bank at www.mbtb.ca

09/25/2025

Good News!
Our boarder issues have been resolved and we are able to resume enrolments. 🎉

09/10/2025

To our valued Clients and Volunteers:

Please be advised that we are experiencing difficulties importing our transmitters and supplies across the boarder from the USA. Our Operations Manager continues to work diligently on solving this issue.

As a result, new enrollments will be paused to allow us to continue to support our existing clients to the best of our ability.

We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience.

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35-201 Webster Street
Kentville, NS
B4N1H4

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