Prince Rupert Ground Search and Rescue

05/30/2026

Join us as Shauna Terai shares her harrowing story from last year's...

05/26/2026

🚨 MISSING MAN IN STEWART, BRITISH COLUMBIA - DMYTRO MALOVICHKO, 38 - LAST SEEN MARCH 25, 2026

📢 RCMP is seeking public assistance in locating 38-year-old Dmytro Malovichko, who was reported missing on April 15, 2026.

Dmytro had not been heard from since April 8, 2026 and was last seen on March 25, 2026. On May 22, 2026, a rental vehicle associated with him was found abandoned on a Forest Service Road near kilometre 95 of Highway 37. It is unknown how he is now travelling.

He is described as a Caucasian man, 5'11" (180 cm) tall, 221 lbs (100 kg), with brown hair and green eyes.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Dmytro Malovichko is urged to contact Stewart RCMP at 250-636-2233 or their local police.

Share widely to help bring Dmytro home safely. ❤️

📍 Full story And Source Link Can Be Found At: https://missingpeople.ca/missing-man-in-stewart-british-columbia-dmytro-malovichko-38-last-seen-march-25-2026/



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05/21/2026

05/21/2026

As we recognize Safe Boating Awareness Week, we’re proud to highlight the Prince Rupert Marine Rescue Society’s Kids Don’t Float program, which provides free, temporary access to lifejackets, also known as Personal floatation Devices (PFDs), for children aged six months to 16 years. This volunteer-driven initiative operates on an honour system and helps families stay safe while enjoying the water.

Kids Don’t Float stations are located at:
📍 Cow Bay Breakwater
📍 Rushbrook Pier
📍 Port Edward Docks
📍 Port Edward Public Boat Launch

Thank you to Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue - Station 64 Prince Rupert and Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue for working to keep kids safe while out on the water. 🚤🦺

05/15/2026

🙏🙏🙏 feels like yesterday 😍

to 2025, when the Prince Rupert Ground Search and Rescue (PRGSR) team was able to acquire a new inflatable boat, boards, rescue kits, survival suits, and throwline, enabling the team to perform Swiftwater and Ice rescues.

Thanks to a contribution via the Prince Rupert Port Authority's Community Investment Fund, this helps build greater resiliency for our region’s emergency coordination capabilities and enhances public safety.

05/14/2026

MEDIA RELEASE May 13, 2026 As British Columbians prepare for the Victoria Day long weekend, the BC Search and Rescue Association (BCSARA) is cautioning outdoor enthusiasts that while BC offers incredible opportunities for recreation, search and rescue realities can look very different depending on w...

05/14/2026

“In many parts of British Columbia, especially in remote and northern regions, ⚠️ HELP COULD BE HOURS AWAY ⚠️,” says Dale Parker, BCSARA President. “Distance, terrain, weather, access routes, and limited connectivity can all affect how quickly search and rescue groups are able to reach someone in need.”

While Southern and coastal regions often see incidents involving hikers, trail runners, mountain bikers, paddlers, and climbers, northern and interior regions frequently involve hunters, ATV and UTV users, resource road travellers, remote anglers, foragers, and backcountry campers. → Regardless of activity or location, preparedness remains critical.←

Full statement: https://bcsara.com/2026/05/bc-search-and-rescue-caution-help-might-be-hours-away/

05/13/2026

Search and rescue in British Columbia looks different depending on where you are. From coastal terrain to remote northern wilderness, each region presents un...