A Lunch Break Miracle: A Fast-Food Ring Recovery in Kingston

It’s not every day that a quick lunch break turns into a high-stakes rescue mission, but for Ontario’s Ring Recovery Services, answering the call of duty knows no schedule. ​Recently, Ryan Pugh answered his phone during a regular workday. On the other line was Sarah, a local Kingston resident who was frantic after losing herContinue reading “A Lunch Break Miracle: A Fast-Food Ring Recovery in Kingston”

The Heart of the Search: A 12-Year-Old Mystery on the St. Lawrence

​There’s something uniquely powerful about metal detecting that goes beyond just finding “treasure.” It’s about the stories attached to the items we find—and more importantly, the items we hope to find. ​Recently, we at Relic Expeditions teamed up with Ryan from Horde of the Rings for a very special mission: a live ring recovery inContinue reading “The Heart of the Search: A 12-Year-Old Mystery on the St. Lawrence”

The 15-Second Save: A Kingston Ring Recovery Service Success Story – (Car Keys Found In The Snow)

​The winter of 2026 isn’t playing around. With over 30cm of snow falling in Kingston, Ontario, within a single 15-hour window, the city was buried. For Harmeet, the snow wasn’t just a nuisance—it had swallowed his car keys, and the clock was ticking. ​The Referral ​At 10:00 AM, I received a call from Stephane Coutu.Continue reading “The 15-Second Save: A Kingston Ring Recovery Service Success Story – (Car Keys Found In The Snow)”

A Race To Find Ethan’s Lost Wedding Ring Before The Snow Plow in Kingston Ontario.

(FOUND) January 4th 2026 The air in Kingston, Ontario, was biting a chilly -18 (with wind chill), and while only a couple of inches of snow had fallen overnight, it was enough to be a nuisance. Ethan stepped out to his car and realized he didn’t have a snow brush handy. With the clock ticking,Continue reading “A Race To Find Ethan’s Lost Wedding Ring Before The Snow Plow in Kingston Ontario.”