SAR Games
SAR GAMES DAY – October 2 - Details!!
The big day is here!
The SAR Games are happening at the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum (CASM). Twelve teams of 4 from across Canada will rotate through 5 stations testing their skills in the battle for the prestigious Slaughter Cup and ultimate bragging rights.
- Shuttle Service
Catch a free ride between Rogers Center and CASM at these times:
Rogers ➡ CASM:
- 07:30 – 2 buses
- 10:00 – 1 bus
- 11:30 – 1 bus
- 13:00 – 1 bus
CASM ➡ Rogers
- 10:45 – 1 bus
- 12:15 – 1 bus
- 13:45 – 1 bus
- 16:30 – 2 buses
Driving & Parking
If you’re driving to CASM, parking passes are available at the SAR Games registration desk.
Highlights at CASM
- Cheer on the teams in action!
- Visit SBO-OVSAR’s ICP and the Defender. Don’t miss the SBO-OVSAR drone team display (11:00 – 1:30)
- Lunch on-site (available for purchase at the museum)
- Museum Access
Your conference badge = free entry to Canadian Aviation and Space museum.
Travelling with a companion, swing by the registration booth at the Rogers Center to grab them a name tag for museum access and other discounts to local attractions https://ottawatourism.ca/en/microsite-smerf
Do you have what it takes to win the Slaughter Cup?
Rally a team of four and test your skills at the SAR Games 2025 on October 2 at the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum. Compete against other SAR teams from across the country for a shot at bragging rights and the prestigious Slaughter Cup.
Did you know?
The Cup is named in honour of Roderick William “Bill” Slaughter (1939–2013). Slaughter was a pilot, civil servant, and a lifelong champion of flight safety and SAR in Canada. Born in Winnipeg, Bill served as a jet pilot, lead soloist for the Golden Centennaires, and later as Brigadier General in the RCAF. He went on to lead national flight safety initiatives at Transport Canada and retired as Executive Director of the National Search and Rescue Secretariat in 2001.