Get Outdoors

What a great show! Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth to say hello! Special shout out to the Orcka booth for doing demos in the pool, and Adam Shoalts (you made our Managers day she was so excited you signed her book) If you missed this one, hopefully we will see you at the Sportsman show in March!
Stay warm and Get Outdoors!

Come on out and visit our booth this weekend at The Outdoor Adventure Show in Mississauga


Hopefully the nice weather continues as we look forward to all the shows coming up!
If you are in the area next weekend, come see us at The Adventure Show in Missassagua at the International Centre, drop by our booth.

Enjoy the sunshine!

Remember even in the winter to stay properly hydrated!!
Enjoy the holiday season all!!!

Another sucessful EMR training.

Where will you be on Thanksgiving?
Hopefully the weather will be just as amazing as it was this past weekend

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and reaffirm our Canadian Red Cross commitment to advancing truth, reconciliation, and cultural safety in our humanitarian work.

Today, we are sharing powerful artwork created by Anishinaabe artist and Canadian Red Cross staff member Danielle Robinson 🧡 ⬇️

Our Senior Director for Indigenous Relations, Shelley Cardinal, shares four actions you can take today:

1️⃣ Wear orange. An orange shirt has become a symbol of acknowledging National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It signifies the stripping away of culture, freedom and self-esteem experienced by Indigenous Peoples.

2️⃣ Support local movements and events. In cities across Canada, and almost all Indigenous communities, there are public events marking this day.

3️⃣ Read the 94 calls to action. Seek to best understand the importance of reconciliation and the many solutions: https://brnw.ch/21wWdS8

4️⃣ Continue to learn and spread awareness. Review these resources to deepen your learning on this important day: https://brnw.ch/21wWdS7