Search and Rescue Traditional Cache

As Geocachers, we typically fall in the category of "Outdoor Adventurers".  Unfortunately, sometimes adventures can go awry; that is where Search and Rescue comes in. 

This cache has been placed with permission and cooperation from Sparwood Search and Rescue in front of their hall. Leading with that, please ensure while finding and logging this cache you aren't blocking entrances or gates in case a call comes in that the members need to respond to.  This cache contains numerous pieces of kit that should be in everyone's pack including whistles and emergency blankets.

This cache is a locked ammo can that, in order to unlock, you'll have to answer the following Search and Rescue questions. If you get stumped on a question, answers can be found on the BC Search and Rescue Association website (BCSARA.com). Each correct answer corresponds to a number on the combination lock (once the lock has the correct combination entered, squeeze it as if closing it, and it will pop open. To re-lock it, squeeze it closed while scrambling the combination)
 

Question 1 (1^st Digit of Combination)
How many SAR groups are there in BC?
0) 20
1) 40
2) 60
3) 80
4) 100
5) 90
6) 70
7) 50
8) 30
9) 10

Question 2 (2^nd Digit of Combination)
If you get lost or injured, how much will you be charged for Search and Rescue services in British Columbia?
0) Depends on how many people respond
1) Depends on your injuries
2) It's Always Free
3) Depends on how far away you are
4) Depends on if a helicopter is used
5) Swiftwater/Avalalanche/Back country rescues are all billed differently
6) $100 per person rescued
7) $250 flat rate
8) $500 flat rate
9) $1000 flat rate

Question 3 (3^rd Digit of Combination)
How much do Ground Search and Rescue members get paid?
0) Minimum wage
1) $15/hr (for tasks only)
2) $15/hr (for training only)
3) Depends on how many courses they take
4) Nothing, it's all volunteer
5) $2/hr (for each year of service)
6) $5 per practice
7) $25 per task
8) $50 per task
9) $100 per task

Question 4 (4^th Digit of Combination)
How long does someone have to be missing before SAR can be activated?
0) 48 Hours
1) There is no wait time
2) 24 Hours
3) 3 Days
4) They have to contact someone to say they are lost
5) After they miss their first day of work
6) 24 hours, unless they are injured
7) Depends on the season/weather
8) 48 hours if a helicopter will be required for rescue
9) Depends on how many people are missing