Can-Am Lifeline Search and Rescue Association, Inc

05/26/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboard Raffle to benefit Can-Am Lifeline Search and Rescue Association, Inc.

Without further ado, the winner is... Charity Waldo! Congratulations! We will be in touch to arrange a pick up/drop off of your new Paddleboard!

04/14/2026

Behind every call, every response, and every life saved...there’s a dispatcher.

The calm in the chaos. The steady voice when it matters most.

To OUR, Lincoln County Sheriff's office dispatchers, THANK YOU for your dedication, your resilience, and the unseen weight you carry every day. Your work does not go unnoticed, and your impact reaches farther than most will ever know.

We are grateful for you...today and every day.

03/23/2026

Behind every successful Search and Rescue mission is a support system that rarely receives public recognition. While our volunteers are in the field, their partners and families are at home, managing households, solo-parenting, and maintaining "business as usual" under the pressure of an empty chair at the dinner table.

The "SAR Spouse" is a critical, unofficial member of our operational readiness. Without their willingness to take on the domestic burden during 2:00 AM call-outs, multi-day deployments, and rigorous training schedules, our team simply could not function.

Today, we want to publicly recognize and thank the families of our members. Their sacrifice is the foundation upon which our service to the community is built. 🧡🌲

03/18/2026

03/18/2026

Yet another day of extreme avalanche danger in the back country. There is fun to be had, just stay away from the steep slopes. Have fun, be safe!!!

03/17/2026

⚠️ Use caution it heading into the back country. ⚠️

⚠️ Avalanche Watch ⚠️
When: Mon, March 16 at 4:00 PM – Tue, March 17 at 4:00 PM
Where: Whitefish, Swan, and Flathead Ranges, the Apgar Range, and the Lake McDonald Valley and Marias Pass areas of Glacier National Park.

What to Expect: Rising freezing levels and rain on snow may rapidly destabilize the snowpack. Avalanche danger may rise to High (Level 4 of 5).
Impacts:
• Wet avalanches may occur on all aspects
• Avalanches may fail deep in the snowpack
• Potential for very large and destructive avalanches

Advice: Very dangerous avalanche conditions may develop. Travel in avalanche terrain is not recommended. Avalanches may run long distances and could reach valley floors or flat terrain.

Please check the latest forecast before heading out and make conservative decisions in the backcountry.

02/22/2026

Use caution folks!!

02/20/2026

With the arrival of late February winter weather, forecasters in the Flathead and Gallatin regions are recording recent human-triggered and natural slides.

12/31/2025

Assisted Fish and Game with deer recovery yesterday. Good job team!