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2021 is off to an exciting start for the RescueArch! We are pleased to see the RescueArch featured in news stories in the following magazines. Check out the print and digital versions of these great sources of boating, sailing and marine industry news:

Early this year, the SeeArch team was honoured to receive the Canadian Safe Boating Council’s Marine Industry Award. Friends, family and colleagues gathered at the National Yacht Club on January 19, 2020 for CASBA’s annual gala celebrating excellence in marine safety. The Marine Industry Award is presented to a new product improving boating safety. Thank you CASBA!!

And thanks to everyone who came to visit us at the Toronto International Boat Show in January. It was great to meet all of you - keep in touch and let us know where you’re taking your SeeArch today!

SeeArch on live TV: Town of Oakville Water Air Rescue Force (TOWARF) during a rescue demo on CHCH Morning live. TOWARF is a Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Unit which provides marine search and rescue service with the primary goal of saving lives at …

SeeArch on live TV: Town of Oakville Water Air Rescue Force (TOWARF) during a rescue demo on CHCH Morning live. TOWARF is a Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Unit which provides marine search and rescue service with the primary goal of saving lives at risk in Western Lake Ontario. It currently has about 50 search and rescue crew and administrative members volunteering within TOWARF.
Watch the full video here


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To all those heading out on the water:

“As a sailing safety officer for almost 40 years, I have discovered one of the most difficult things to do is to spot a person in the water... the angle of the sun and reflections on the water, cloud cover and sea state… overcast days produce gray water, haze, fog and rain and decrease visibility to only a few hundred feet… high winds create large waves and swells… [these] impair the visual acuity of the searcher and cause lost time… Until Now.

The development of the SeeArch, is a great step in alleviating the problem of finding a person in the water. Its unique design allows the sailor, paddle boarder, or kayaker to be spotted much quicker… saving time and lives! In addition the SeeArch can be attached to a line aboard ship to hoist the individual back on board.

I would recommend the SeeArch to all those who venture out on the water.”

Geoff Webster, Sail Safe


 

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