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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.

Luxurious home on 31.5 acres of rolling farm land dedicated to providingsanctuary for the weary traveler. The classic 1860s Italianate Villa features threeelegant rooms each with a private en suite bath plus a 2 bedroom suite featuringa sitting room, private bath and satellite television. Other amenities of theCherry Creek Inn include a mystery tower filled with board games, a leafyconservatory, the English style pub room, carriage house special events facility,3,500 volume Victorian library, club house with summer lawn games, exerciseroom and a pavilion with hot tub surrounded by undulating terraced gardens. This retreat for those seeking quiet relaxation is enhanced with generous amountsof good local food for hearty breakfasts and Ambrosia teas. A wonderful oasisfor intellectual or physical pursuits or just relaxing. For those who need access tothe wider world, we have Wi-Fi also. A guest described it as: - 'Like staying in aVictorian sea captain's house -- full of treasures collected on distant voyages.

Come taste an appetizing dish at Club Cafe. Come relax on their terrace under the sun and can get there not only by public transit but also by bicycle. They are in a colourful neighborhood known for its nightlife.

History books tell us that in the late 19th Century, Premier Thomas Greenway was responsible for bringing more settlers to Manitoba than Lord Selkirk. This man was from Crystal City and we now hope to emulate history by encouraging folk as he did to come to this countryside. In this village of Crystal City when we speak of wild life we arent referring to street gangs, the latest mugging or theft, we mean enjoying nature at its fullest. In the spring the sky and fields are filled with geese as we are on a main migration path. A deer may wander into your garden and nip off a tasty tulip bloom. If you are an insomniac you can enjoy the eerie howl of coyotes from a nearby hill. Beaver, moose and wild turkeys are frequently spotted. Summer visitors are impressed by the care and pride shown by individuals as they keep their yards and streets neat and beautiful. Children love playing in our two parks while the school property is also accessible for games and recreation. Several generations have played happily on the big parks horse swings, fondly remembered by a local author in her writings.