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2019 Maritimes Drowning Report
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2019 Canadian Drowning Report
 Seniors age 65 and older have the highest
drowning rate of all age groups according to the Lifesaving
Society's 2019 Canadian Drowning Report. Despite the
long-term downward trend, high numbers of preventable drowning
deaths continue to occur: 2,220 people lost their lives in Canadian
waters between 2012 and 2016, the most recent year for which
complete data is available. Learn
more
Become an Examiner Mentor
Examiner Mentors are senior Lifesaving Society Examiners
appointed by the Society to mentor examiner candidates through
their apprenticeship phase and approve them for examiner
certification. Examiners who have conducted a minimum of three
exams, and have the desire to support and tutor new Examiner
candidates can now apply for this new designation. Learn more or
fill out the application form.
New Brunswick Waterfront Safety Standards
The Lifesaving Society defines the minimum requirements for the
safe operation of public waterfronts in its New Brunswick
Waterfront Safety Standards. Developed in collaboration with
New Brunswick waterfront operators and experienced aquatic
leadership personnel, the Society's bilingual New Brunswick
Waterfront Safety Standards provides authoritative guidance on
best practices for patron safety. All waterfront owners should have
a copy. Order a copy today.
LifeguardDepot.com
The Lifesaving Society's online store is open for business. Enjoy
the convenience of 24/7 shopping. It's all here - from first aid
and pool supplies to everything required for lifesaving courses and
training. Visit LifeguardDepot.com now!
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