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Your link doesn’t really support your claim. It was a “fine” from a private resort, that by their own account is entirely unenforceable[1]. Essentially a reques
by PierceJoy 4y ago
Your link doesn’t really support your claim. It was a “fine” from a private resort, that by their own account is entirely unenforceable[1]. Essentially a request for a donation to SAR.
In practise, SAR is free in Canada no matter where you are. There are hundreds and hundreds of SAR calls in BC per year, and not a single person rescued has been required to pay a cent. Many of them do make donations though as a token of thanks.
[1] https://vancouversun.com/news/costs-still-being-tallied-after-grouse-rescue https://vancouversun.com/news/costs-still-being-tallied-afte...
- tlavoie 4y agoRelated, there is an excellent short (5-episode) series following Vancouver's North Shore Rescue. https://www.knowledge.ca/program/search-and-rescue-north-shore https://www.knowledge.ca/program/search-and-rescue-north-sho... It certainly puts their efforts into perspective, including how easily people can run into trouble unprepared.