Brigade Splash Member ÉLÉANORE – Member Originally from Quebec City, Éléanore was already involved in the aquatic field when she decided to become a lifeguard as a student job. Her interest in lifesaving developed naturally from there. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in psychoeducation, a path that reflects her interest in supporting others and understanding human behaviour. Éléanore takes a reassuring and thoughtful approach in her interventions. She particularly enjoys work environments that foster …
Brigade Splash Coordinator MARC-ANTOINE – Coordinator Originally from Beauceville, Marc-Antoine serves as the Brigade Splash Coordinator. He stands out for his strong commitment to developing his lifesaving skills, having completed numerous training courses since earning his National Lifeguard certification. His constant desire to learn and improve has led him to further develop both the technical and educational aspects of the aquatic field. Alongside his involvement in lifesaving, Marc-Antoine is pursuing university …
“The Lifeguards” Contest The Contest Is Back! Brigade Splash, in collaboration with SN Hawaii and Surf Rescue, is giving you the chance to win a $4,500 travel credit to complete your National Lifeguard Surf certification under the sun in Hawaii or Costa Rica in December 2026. The winner will be able to choose the organization with which they would like to experience this unique adventure. Partners SURF RESCUE National Lifeguard Surf Costa Rica: An all-inclusive National Lifeguard Surf experience where warm weather, …
Annul Forum Register for the Annual Forum The Annual Gathering for the Lifesaving Community The Lifesaving Society’s Annual Forum brings together the people who contribute to the development of lifesaving, first aid, aquatic safety and lifesaving sport in Quebec. Managers, instructors, trainers, coaches, athletes, lifeguards, first aiders and volunteers come together to expand their knowledge, share their experiences and discuss the issues shaping the field. On the program: training sessions, workshops, …
Guides and Rules Rules Organize a Competition Competition safety Resources for Clubs This section brings together the main guides, rules, forms and tools needed to participate in, organize and develop lifesaving sport. Documents are grouped by category to make it easier for athletes, coaches, officials, clubs and competition organizers to find and access the resources they need. Rules The rules govern competitions and the various lifesaving sport events. The most recent version of the applicable documents …
Workshop – Discovery & Development Workshop – Discovery & Development 19 et 20 juin 2027 Domaine International de Rouville 1925 Chem. Rouville, Saint-Jean-Baptiste, QC J0L 2B0 Information Kit Coming Soon …
Starting a Club Where to Begin? Starting a lifesaving sport club helps develop the discipline within a community, provides athletes with a structured environment and contributes to the growth and visibility of the sport. From establishing the organization to recruiting members, several elements should be considered to build a solid structure and support the club’s long-term sustainability. The Lifesaving Society supports clubs throughout the process and provides information and resources to help them at …
Recognition of Prior Learning Official The Lifesaving Society offers a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process that allows experienced officials to have the skills they have acquired through their involvement in lifesaving sport formally recognized. This process is intended for officials who: Have completed the Level 1 and Level 2 Official courses; Have several years of experience as an official; Regularly participate in regional, provincial or national competitions. New officials must complete the Level 1 and …
Accreditation Form Official Contact Us Accreditation is mandatory for officials who wish to perform their duties at sanctioned lifesaving sport competitions in Quebec and Canada. It is valid for the sport season, from September 1 to August 31. Criminal Record Check Coaches must undergo a criminal record check every two years. This requirement does not apply to coaches under the age of 18. For any questions regarding accreditation or criminal record checks, contact us. INDENTIFICATION Prénom | First name * Nom | …
Accreditation Form Athlete and Coach Contact Us Accreditation is mandatory for athletes and coaches who participate in sanctioned lifesaving sport training sessions and competitions in Quebec and Canada. It is valid for the sport season, from September 1 to August 31. Criminal Record Check Coaches must undergo a criminal record check every two years. This requirement does not apply to coaches under the age of 18. For any questions regarding accreditation or criminal record checks, contact us. Informations de …
Competition Sanctioning Form Competition Sanctioning All lifesaving sport competitions must be submitted to the Lifesaving Society for sanctioning. The form must be completed before the event takes place and include all the information required to assess the request and ensure compliance with the applicable requirements. Before completing the sanctioning form, it is important to gather all the necessary information about the competition. Informations de contact | Contact information Club organisateur | Organizing Club * …
Lifesaving Sport Origines Environments Competitions Clubs A Sport Where Lifesaving Skills Meet Performance Lifesaving sport is a well-rounded discipline that combines aquatic skills, judgment, knowledge and physical performance. Inspired by lifesaving techniques, the sport allows athletes to develop their abilities while challenging themselves in a stimulating and competitive environment. Accessible to different ages and experience levels, lifesaving sport takes place in both pool and beach environments, …