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“Whether we realize it or not, we’re much in a much different world,” said the division chief of Moncton’s fire prevention unit. “The precautions need to be there.” Continue reading
The calls for help from Quebecers varied, but mostly involved intoxication, falls, fights and car accidents. Continue reading
In 2018, the agency provided standardized mental health training to all its frontline staff and also doubled its internal peer support network program, Chief Myles Cassidy said. Continue reading
Not a week goes by that a tow truck driver isn’t killed on the job in North America, so the industry is calling for safety changes Continue reading
A firefighter who was struck by a semi on Highway 4 near Rosetown, Sask., has died. Continue reading
Jenny Thorpe and Matt Hogan, with Saskatoon’s STARS air ambulance, won first place at an international competition. Continue reading
First responders in Nova Scotia will no longer have to prove their PTSD is work-related. Continue reading
Interior Health’s immunization clinics will begin Nov. 1 and continue throughout the month. Continue reading
This week the Nova Scotia government announced steps to make it easier for first responders to get access to resources for PTSD through WCB by eliminating the need to prove the got PTSD on the job. Continue reading
A Saskatoon team will represent STARS air ambulance at the Association of Air Medical Services’ 2018 Sim Cup in Arizona. Continue reading