Ridge Meadows Search and Rescue

Are you heading out this long weekend?
Help might be hours away.
Are you prepared?

BC Search and Rescue Caution: Help Might Be Hours Away - BC Search and Rescue Association 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...

Today, our team was called to assist in the search for a missing male in North Langley.

Without a moment’s notice, our members dropped what they were doing and responded quickly, working alongside Langley RCMP, RCMP Air Services, and partner SAR teams in a coordinated effort to bring the search to a successful outcome.

Thanks to the rapid response and teamwork of everyone involved, the subject was located and transferred to medical care, with EHS transporting him Code 3 to hospital. Outcomes like this are a reminder of why fast response and strong partnerships matter.

We are incredibly grateful for the privilege of working so closely with Langley RCMP and would also like to thank South Fraser Search and Rescue and Ridge Meadows Search and Rescue for sending members to assist today’s operation.

Excellent teamwork by all involved.

You might have noticed our team in Pitt Meadows near the Alouette River last night, where we carried out an extensive training operation.
We had our entire fleet out. Boats on Pitt River and Pitt Lake, kayaks on Alouette River, SxS, e-bikes, and ground teams, worked together to search the d**e system for our subject.
The training session focused on developing our team's expertise and area knowledge, which ultimately contributed to the successful location of our subject.

Every Wednesday evening, our team engages in diverse training activities, including first aid, rope rescue, swiftwater, ETTS, ground searches, and routine maintenance tasks just to name a few.

Remembering Jimmy Beveridge