Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary (CCGA)

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The Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary (CCGA) is a nonprofit organisation and a registered charity made up of volunteer resources throughout Canada. The CCGA has been in existence since 1978 and provides assistance to the Coast Guard and the National Defense with search and rescue and safe boating programs.

Among numerous recognitions, the CCGA received in 1997 the Award of excellence for an outstanding contribution to transportation in Canada. In 1998, the Chief Executive Officer of the Auxiliary was also presented with the Outstanding SAR Achievement Award from the National Search and Rescue Secretariat.

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