First Aid and CPR

Knowing what to do if someone is found unresponsive during a house fire is critical in emergency situations. Fires can quickly lead to smoke inhalation and breathing difficulties, which may result in cardiac arrest. CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is a life-saving response that helps maintain oxygen flow until paramedics arrive. In Canada, CPR and fire safety

Dominion Celebrates a Community Builder: Frank Canova Turns 80 On January 17, the Dominion Italian Community Hall will be filled with music, laughter, and familiar faces as the community gathers to celebrate a truly special milestone—Frank Canova’s 80th birthday. For more than six decades, Frank Canova has been a pillar of the Dominion community. A

Knowing what to do if someone is rescued from a house fire and is not breathing normally is critical. In many fire-related emergencies, smoke inhalation—not flames—is the primary danger. It can quickly reduce oxygen levels and lead to unconsciousness or cardiac arrest. CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) may help maintain circulation until paramedics arrive. In Canada, CPR

Firefighters Perform CPR After Rescuing Youth From House Fire A late-night house fire in Edmonton highlights the critical importance of fast emergency response—and the life-saving value of CPR. On Sunday evening, June 4, 2017, a large contingent of emergency crews responded to a house fire at 17808 93 Street in the Lago Lindo neighbourhood. Edmonton

Understanding the Emergency: What to Do When Someone Is Seriously Injured Serious injuries during public activities, such as sports events, can happen suddenly and require immediate attention. Knowing what to do when someone is critically injured and unresponsive is essential to help stabilize the situation until emergency services arrive. First aid training teaches how to

Understanding the Emergency: What to Do if Someone Collapses in Public When someone suddenly collapses in a public place like an airport, it may be due to cardiac arrest, where the heart stops functioning effectively. Knowing what to do if someone stops breathing or becomes unresponsive is critical. Immediate action—especially CPR and using an AED