A mall security guard performed CPR and used an AED to save a life. Pamela Morgan collapsed in Semiahmoo Shopping Centre but was saved by Cameron Hubley. Heart attack at the mall A South Surrey security guard was recognized as a hero for his quick action that saved the life of a senior. Hubley was […]
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Man in Critical Condition After Northeast Calgary House Fire A man remains in critical, life-threatening condition after a house fire in northeast Calgary on Sunday morning, highlighting how vital quick emergency response and CPR can be during fire-related emergencies. Emergency crews were called to the 100 block of Templeby Drive N.E. at approximately 10:30 a.m.
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Knowing what to do if a cyclist is seriously injured in a collision or how to respond when someone becomes unresponsive after a road accident is critical. Bicycle-related incidents can lead to sudden medical emergencies, including cardiac arrest, where CPR and quick action are essential parts of first aid response in Canada. In Winnipeg and
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Sydney Named Preferred Port for Canada’s New Arctic Icebreakers Cape Breton is set to play a pivotal role in Canada’s Arctic future. The federal government has officially identified Sydney, Nova Scotia as the preferred location for a new maintenance port that will serve the Canadian Coast Guard’s two upcoming polar icebreakers—a major step toward strengthening
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22 Calgarians Honoured for Selfless Heroics From pulling people from burning vehicles to saving a man from drowning Twenty-two Calgarians were recognized for extraordinary acts of bravery through the Calgary Fire Department Beyond the Call Awards, an annual program that honours everyday people who step in during emergencies—often risking their own safety to save others.
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Body Recovered After Drowning Near Abitibi Campsite Highlights Water Safety Risks A fatal drowning near a campground in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region has once again drawn attention to the ongoing risks associated with swimming and recreational water activities in Canada. According to the Sûreté du Québec, the body of a 67-year-old man was recovered Sunday evening
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Victoria Police Investigate Homicide in Esquimalt; CPR Performed at Scene Victoria police are investigating an apparent homicide in the Esquimalt area that resulted in one man’s death and left another injured. According to a report originally published by The Canadian Press and later covered by CTV News, officers responded to a 911 call late Friday
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Two Good Samaritans Saved Joyce King’s Life — and She’s Still Searching for Them Every night before she goes to sleep, Joyce King thinks about two strangers she has never met—but who gave her a second chance at life. The 68-year-old Beaconsfield resident is recovering from a massive heart attack that struck just days before
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Fan Suffers Cardiac Arrest at Senators Game, Taken to Hospital in Critical Condition A medical emergency during Monday night’s Ottawa Senators game highlighted just how critical immediate CPR and AED access can be in saving a life. A 77-year-old man was taken to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest during the first period of the
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Collins Bay Inmate Dies After Apparent Drug Overdose, Raising Ongoing Safety Concerns An inmate at Collins Bay Institution has died following what correctional officers believe was a drug overdose, according to the guards’ union. The inmate, Shane Elliott Gammie, was 35 years old and was found unresponsive in the medium-security unit during the early hours
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CPR Learned from The Office Helps Save a Woman’s Life There are many reasons people continue to watch the iconic television comedy The Office—its humor, memorable characters, and endlessly quotable moments. Learning how to save a life, however, is not usually one of them. Yet for one woman in Arizona, a scene from the show
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Knowing what to do if someone is drowning or trapped in water or how to respond when a person is at risk of submersion can make the difference between life and death. Water emergencies often happen quickly, and immediate first aid awareness and safe rescue actions are essential. In Winnipeg and across Manitoba, rivers, ponds,
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Police Investigating After Woman Killed in Forest Lawn The Calgary Police Service homicide unit is investigating the suspicious death of a woman in the Forest Lawn community following a violent incident late Tuesday night. Officers were called to the 1800 block of 42nd Street S.E. around 11 p.m. after reports of a woman in medical
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Knowing what to do if someone suddenly collapses outdoors or how to respond when a person becomes unresponsive during physical activity is critical—especially in remote environments like biking or hiking trails. In these situations, early CPR and emergency response awareness can play a vital role while waiting for help. In Winnipeg and across Manitoba, outdoor
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Police Investigating After Woman Killed in Forest Lawn An 81-year-old woman has died after being struck by a vehicle Tuesday evening in Richmond, marking the city’s first road fatality of 2018. According to police, the woman was walking near the intersection of No. 1 Road and Tucker Road shortly after 6:30 p.m. when she was
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IIO Investigates After Abbotsford Police Perform CPR on Unresponsive Man The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) is investigating after Abbotsford police officers performed CPR on an unconscious man who later died. The incident is one of two recent cases in British Columbia where police officers attempted life-saving measures, but the individuals did not survive. According to
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Paramedic-Goalie Makes a Life-Saving Save at Gander Hockey Game Before the opening faceoff at a Newfoundland Senior Hockey League (NLSHL) game in Gander, a real-life save took place—one that had nothing to do with stopping a puck. According to an original report by CBC News, a fan suddenly collapsed and became unresponsive at the hockey
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Unconscious 9-Year-Old Rescued at Prince Albert Water Park A 9-year-old child is recovering after a near-drowning incident at the Kinsmen Water Park in Prince Albert, thanks to the fast response and lifesaving skills of on-duty lifeguards. According to CBC News, the incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. CST when staff noticed the child unconscious in the
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B.C. Husband and Wife Honoured for Saving Each Other’s Lives with CPR Quick thinking, calm guidance from emergency dispatchers, and the life-saving power of CPR helped a British Columbia couple save each other’s lives—four years apart. Barrie and Diana Stephen were honoured with Vital Link Awards for their extraordinary actions, highlighting how critical bystander CPR
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Knowing what to do if someone is caught in a riptide or how to respond when rescuers become exhausted during a water emergency is critical. While helping others is instinctive, rescuer safety is one of the most important principles in first aid training in Canada. In Winnipeg and across Manitoba, water safety applies not only
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