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January 15, 2012
2012 Training Courses:
Guide Training Courses to get you safely on the water! More...
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October 18, 2011
2011 Annual General Meeting:
Wednesday, November 9th, 2011, Nanaimo, BC. Minutes available in the Members Area More...
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October 15, 2011
2011 Fall Exchange:
September 30 - October 2, 2011 - Tofino, BC
Photos now posted!
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Fall Guide Exams - 2011
Level Two and Three Exam dates now posted More...
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July 1, 2011
Wolf Advisory: Vargas Island Park - Clayoquot Sound
Due to wolf activity on Vargas Island this spring, BC Parks has issued a Wolf Advisory More...
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June 29, 2011
Postal Disruption Over:
Mail is moving again, but submission of documents and payments can still be made online! More...
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May 27, 2011
2011 Spring Exam Dates:
UPDATE: New L2 exam now posted! Level Two and Three exam dates posted More...
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May 3, 2011
2011 Spring Exchange:
Photos from this great event now posted!More...
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March 17, 2011
Transport Canada Kayak Registration:
UPDATE
Interim suspension of Commercial Kayak Registration SUSPENDED. Read MORE
- Kayak Registration
- Vessel Requirements
- SKGABC Letter to Minister of Transport
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Dec 1, 2010
Lightsation De-Staffing:
SKGABC Presentation to Senate Committee of Fisheries and Oceans. Summary available here
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2010 Fall Exchanges:
Porteau Cove / Deep Cove Canoe & Kayak Photos NOW Posted!!!
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2010 Spring Exam Dates:
Level Two and Three exam dates posted here
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2010 Spring Guides Exchange:
Salt Spring Island, BC. Hosted by Island Excapades Click Here for more details Attend for the chance to win a Werner Performance Core Paddle!
- Technical Guides Manual
The SKGABC has produced a manual for guides of every level. For more information Click Here
- Sea Kayaking BC Study
The SKGABC and Tourism BC teamed up with Malaspina to create an extensive study on the sea kayaking sector in BC. Please log into the members section to access the full report.
For older news, please click here
If you have a question about the SKGABC, please contact us!
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The courses offered by the following companies are some of the first aid training courses acceptable to the Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of British Columbia.
- Canadian Institute of Safety, Search and Rescue
Advanced Wilderness Emergency Response - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
- NOLS www.nols.edu/wmi
Wilderness First Responder - All Levels
Wilderness Advanced First Aid - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
Wilderness First Aid 20-24 hour - Level One
- Rescue Dynamics www.rescuedynamics.ca/
Wilderness Emergency Care - All Levels
Outdoor and Wilderness Life Support - Level One
- Rocky Mountain Adventure Medicine www.adventuremed.ca/
Advanced Adventure Medic - All Levels
Adventure Medic - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
Remote Responder - Level One
- Sirius Wilderness Medicine www.siriusmed.com
Wilderness First Responder - All Levels
Wilderness First Aid for Outdoor Leaders - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
- Slipstream First Aid www.wildernessfirstaid.ca
Advanced Wilderness First Aid - All Levels
Essential Wilderness First Aid for Leaders - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
Essential Wilderness First Aid - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
- Timonda Emergency Services www.timonda.com
Advanced Wilderness First Aid - All Levels
Essential Wilderness First Aid for Leaders - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
Essential Wilderness First Aid - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
- Wilderness Alert www.wildernessalert.com
Advanced Back Country with Advanced Medicine - All Levels
Explorer First Aid or Advanced Back Country - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
Out’n About - Level One
- Wilderness Medical Associates Canada www.wildmed.ca
Wilderness First Responder - All Levels
Wilderness Advanced First Aid - Level One
- Wilderness Medical Consultants www.wildernessmedicalconsultants.ca
Wilderness First Responder - All Levels
Advanced Wilderness First Aid - Level Two, Assistant Overnight and Level One Guides
The Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of British Columbia accepts recertifications and upgrades that are offered by these listed companies when the recertification or upgrade results in the company issuing a current unrestricted certificate in the appropriate course.
Guides should ensure that their level of first aid certification is suitable for the environment in which they will be guiding.
Outfitters should ensure that their guide first aid certification levels are suitable for the environment in which they will be conducting trips.
OFA III certification will be accepted for individuals who have previously taken an Advanced Wilderness First Aid course.
Note: Guides Operating within Gwaii Haanas National Park
Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve and Haida Heritage
Site are required to hold Wilderness First Aid certification.
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