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We are a Canada-wide volunteer non-profit aviation association dedicated to the promotion of Search and Rescue awareness, and to the provision of trained and effective air search support services to supplement our National Search and Rescue program.Learn More'The essence of being a volunteer is that you cannot demand their service, the CASARA member has to volunteer because they want to. We encourage a positive approach towards our volunteers because the most valuable commodity they give us is time.'John Davidson, President of CASARAJoin Our TeamAn average of 1,000 hours each year has been flown on actual search operations since the association's inception in 1986. Our members have volunteered approximately 200,000 hours last year to be trained and on stand-by for the JRCCs or whoever needs us.

Looking for a group of 2-4 people who work/play together or in some capacity who desire to increase their cooperative skills, creativity, & dynamic energy exchange to attend a one hour introductory session. The group will learn about a unique synergistic system. Please contact by phone .

Systems Beauty College in Brandon, Manitoba, provides hands-on training in Hairstyling and Nail Technology through in-class and online programs, ensuring students gain practical experience and employability skills in a real salon environment.

The museum, archives and library are located on the first floor, north end, Brandon Armoury, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. It has been open to the public since 1979 and it has had visitors and e-mail correspondence from all provinces, most of the states and many countries. Comments from people who have visited the museum indicate they have found the museum very informative and the time well spent. The museum is run totally by volunteers. There is a work force of nine, who work one day a week through the winter. The museum is dedicated to preserving the memory of those who served their country in the various wars and engagements in which Canadian troops participated -- especially units that are associated with the southwestern corner of the province.There is a wide range of military memorabilia, including uniforms, webbing, bayonets, cap badges, shoulder flashes, flags, maps and swords. The museum library contains material which covers practically every war, battle or skirmish in which Canadian troops were involved.