Corporate Awards
11 Aug 2026
The Corporate Awards recognize the excellence, commitment, and contributions of individuals and organizations that support the growth of lifesaving and the advancement of aquatic safety throughout Quebec.
Each year, these awards highlight inspiring achievements and outstanding contributions that help advance the mission of the Lifesaving Society.
The 2025 awards were presented during the Lifesaving Society Annual General Meeting on April 24, 2026.
Eligible candidates must:
- Hold a certification issued by the Lifesaving Society;
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's programs and objectives;
- Contribute to the development of lifesaving sport at the regional and provincial levels;
- Demonstrate initiative in preventing water-related injuries;
- Be recognized for the quality of their performance while supervising aquatic activities or carrying out a lifesaving rescue.
Eligible candidates must:
- Be recognized for the quality of their instruction;
- Understand and adhere to the standards of the Canadian Lifesaving Program;
- Uphold the Society's image and communicate its values to candidates;
- Demonstrate sound course administration practices;
- Teach a significant number of courses throughout the year.
Eligible candidates must:
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's objectives;
- Demonstrate availability and commitment;
- Show genuine involvement in the Society's activities.
Eligible candidates must:
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's programs and objectives;
- Support the development of volunteer resources within their region;
- Contribute to the administration and coordination of regional activities;
- Be available to support initiatives that foster regional development.
Eligible candidates must:
- Have served as a member of the Board during the year of nomination;
- Have demonstrated meaningful contributions to the growth and development of the Lifesaving Society through their Board responsibilities;
- Have shown leadership, vision, and innovation in matters related to governance;
- Have participated in the review and development of Board policies.
Eligible candidates must:
- Be recognized for the quality of their evaluations during examinations;
- Demonstrate a high level of commitment and availability;
- Conduct a significant number of examinations during the year;
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's objectives;
- Demonstrate diligence in the administration of examination records.
Eligible Affiliate Members must:
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's programs and activities;
- Be recognized for the quality of their administrative management of Lifesaving and Leadership program examination records;
- Be recognized for the quality of the courses they offer;
- Provide sufficient programming to meet the needs of their region;
- Demonstrate innovation in the delivery of lifesaving training.
Eligible Affiliate Members must:
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's programs and activities;
- Be recognized for the quality of their administrative management of files shared with the Society's office;
- Be recognized for both the quality and quantity of courses offered;
- Demonstrate a positive impact within the community in the field of first aid;
- Demonstrate innovation in the delivery of first aid training.
Eligible Affiliate Members must:
- Be actively involved in promoting the Society's programs and activities;
- Employ Swimming Instructors certified by the Lifesaving Society;
- Deliver the Swim for Life Award Program in accordance with established policies and procedures;
- Be recognized for the quality and quantity of courses offered through their annual programming;
- Demonstrate innovation and creativity in the delivery of swimming instruction.
The nomination period will take place from February 2 to March 1, 2026.
Any nomination received outside this period will not be considered.