Royal Life Saving Society of Canada

The Royal Life Saving Society of Canada, commonly known as the Life Saving Society, is the governing body for lifesaving and lifeguarding in Canada. As a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing drownings, the LSS is a national leader in first aid and CPR training, and an international leader in lifeguarding and lifesaving training.

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The Lifesaving Society is incorporated in Ontario under the name "The Royal Life Saving Society Canada/La Société Royale de Sauvetage Canada" but has branches for every province and territory.

The LSS represents Canada on the board of the International Life Saving Federation and is part of the Royal Life Saving Society Commonwealth.

Ceritification offered under the LSS varies by branch, but includes:

• Bronze Star, Medallion and Cross
• National Lifeguard Service in four options: Pool, Waterpark, Waterfront and Surf
• First Aid and CPR training
• AED and Airway Management
• Aquatic Safety Inspector, Auditor and Chief Auditor
• Pool Operator 1 & 2
• Aquatic Supervisor Training and Aquatic Management Training
• The LSS also trains Officials, Judges and Referees for lifesaving sport

The LSS also distributes a magazine called Lifeliner twice annually (one Summer issue and one Winter issue) to those who passed any Bronze certification.

See also

• Royal Life Saving Society UK
• Royal Life Saving Society Australia
• Surf Lifesaving