Whistler Search & Rescue Society
Serving the Sea to Sky Community for 50+ Years
Whistler Search & Rescue Society is proud of the 37 operational members who volunteer their time to help those in need in a moment’s notice. We thank them and our agency partners who together, support our community and the visitors it serves.

We are grateful for the unwavering support from our community, visitors and businesses who help keep WSAR operational and ready to serve the Sea to Sky. Thank you for your continued support and donations to our society! Please click here to donate to WSAR.




October 3, 2020: The T-33 Search
Every autumn, Whistler Search & Rescue continues the search for 2 missing RCAF pilots that went down with their T-33 Silver Star in March 1956.
Whistler Search and Rescue incorporates the search into their regular training schedule. WSAR’s continued search and training efforts are now focused in the area of Callaghan FSR and the creek, south of the lake. To learn more about the story and their efforts please click on the video below:
June 8, 2017: Inside Whistler’s Search & Rescue: We go behind the scenes with WSAR to meet the women who volunteer their time to help others in their community – very proud to feature Paige Bell and Renata Lewis!