Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue - Station 34 - Cowichan

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Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue - Station 34 - Cowichan RCMSAR Station #34
Contact Email:- [email protected] All societies own their boats.

Our rescue vessel is a 29ft Top rigid hull inflatable with full search and rescue equipment on board to deal with most emergencies at sea. The total fleet of the Coast Guard Auxiliary comprises of 41 similar vessels all of which are less than 5 years old.

Last night RCMSAR34, whilst already on the water training, were tasked to attend a call to an 80' tug at a harbour withi...
10/22/2026

Last night RCMSAR34, whilst already on the water training, were tasked to attend a call to an 80' tug at a harbour within our working area.

It has sprung a leak on the hook and the owner's dewatering pumps were working overtime. To avoid him running out of fuel before the vessel could be dived on, JRCC requested we deliver 40+ liters of fuel to support overnight operations.

Hopefully the repairs were successful today, but as ever we are tasking-ready to assist further!

Thanks to our crew for an efficient preventative tasking!

Heroes come in many forms.From cave divers to chorus singers, our volunteers come from an array of different backgrounds...
09/21/2026

Heroes come in many forms.

From cave divers to chorus singers, our volunteers come from an array of different backgrounds, all with one shared mission: saving lives on the water.

If you've been wondering whether there's a place for you too, there is. We're always looking for crew, shore and support members to join our station.

Find out about volunteering at our website today.

Out and about this weekend on a Restricted Coxswain check-ride prep-ride in the waters around Colburne Passage and Goss ...
09/13/2026

Out and about this weekend on a Restricted Coxswain check-ride prep-ride in the waters around Colburne Passage and Goss Passage.

Practicing "painting the picture" in which we use radar to obtain true/relative motion assessments.

Heroes come in many forms.From German Folk dancers to Canicross competitors, our volunteers come from an array of differ...
09/04/2026

Heroes come in many forms.

From German Folk dancers to Canicross competitors, our volunteers come from an array of different backgrounds, all with one shared mission: saving lives on the water.

If you've been wondering whether there's a place for you too, there is. We're always looking for crew, shore and support members to join our station.

Find out about volunteering at our website today.

Heroes come in many forms.From ballroom dancers to wildfire fighters, our volunteers come from an array of different bac...
08/30/2026

Heroes come in many forms.

From ballroom dancers to wildfire fighters, our volunteers come from an array of different backgrounds, all with one shared mission: saving lives on the water.

If you've been wondering whether there's a place for you too, there is. We're always looking for crew, shore and support members to join our station.

Find out about volunteering at our website today.

08/10/2026

RCMSAR volunteers wear a PFD every time they are on the water—not because they expect something to go wrong, but because they know it can.

Being prepared starts before you leave the dock. A fall, collision, mechanical problem or sudden change in conditions can happen before there is time to prepare.

So, why aren’t you wearing it?

Wear your lifejacket or PFD. Every time.

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RCMSAR Station 34, P. O. Box 62
Mill Bay, BC
V0R2P0

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