05/21/2018
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/first-aid-training-indigenous-youth-1.4670047
Indigenous learners get training in life-saving skills in Ottawa pilot project | CBC News
Five young Indigenous people from across Canada have been learning first aid and CPR in Ottawa. It's part of a pilot project aimed at spreading First Aid skills to Indigenous communities. The program is funded through private donations but organizers hope Ottawa will take notice.
04/12/2018
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ontario-changes-rescue-breathing-opioid-overdoses-1.4608089
Ontario makes controversial change on how to help overdose victims | CBC News
The Ontario government is making a controversial change in the fight against opioid overdoses by asking bystanders to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to victims, CBC News has learned.
12/02/2017
Don't panic over strep A, but take precautions: public health
Wash your hands, get a flu shot and don’t panic.That is the advice from Ottawa Public Health on invasive group A streptococcal infections.
11/24/2017
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-42095861
Paramedics fulfil dying woman's wish
Australian ambulance workers give a terminally ill patient one last trip - to go to the beach.
11/20/2017
Drive safe and take care this winter!
Forecaster predicts a 'classic' Canadian winter complete with much snow
One of Canada's high-profile weather forecasters is warning Canadians across the country to brace for a whole lot of snow this winter.
08/01/2017
Carp Dentistry staff keeping things fun while they keep up to date with their CPR/AED training.
07/27/2017
Be careful with those brushes you are using on your BBQ's!
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/bbq-brush-bristle-lodged-throat-carleton-place-man-1.4222436
Man warns of BBQ brush that left bristle stuck in throat
A Carleton Place man is adding his name to the growing list of people urging grillers to throw out their wire-bristle barbecue brushes or risk being seriously injured.
07/23/2017
A history of ambulances, paramedics and saving lives: Book traces 150 years of paramedicine in Ottawa
After eight years of research, paramedic Lynea Finn has published a 182-page hardcover book, Paramedicine in Ottawa 1845-2001: A century and a half of saving lives in the nation’s capital.