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Halton Regional Police Const. Rick Buys is recognized as a hero for reviving an infant with CPR. The newborn’s mother was grocery shopping at the Real Canadian Superstore with her 2 children – a 2-year old daughter and a 6-week old Evan. Prompt intervention to save a life While in the parking lot, Evan started […]
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A toddler was hospitalized after responders performed CPR in a taxi. The father of a 17-month old who became unresponsive while in a taxi in St. John’s stated that his son is still recovering in a hospital. He wants to thank those who helped saved the life of his boy. Ordeal on the road Jason
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As a nurse, Larissa Arthur jumped out of her vehicle to save a man with CPR in a ditch outside of Calgary. She was driving back from a hike with her friend. They were just outside of Calgary near Springback Road when she spotted the man passed out in a ditch, with a bike nearby,
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A Trespassey woman was recognized as a hero for performing CPR. The life-saving technique helped save the life of a drowning boy while vacationing at a Florida resort. Life on line Dill just arrived at a pool on her resort to meet her husband and friends when she walked into a commotion. Initially, she thought
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A Burnside jail inmate received CPR after found unresponsive. The Justice Department stated that the 29-year old was found around 9:30 PM. The staff quickly initiated CPR and called the paramedics. Unforeseen ordeal The man was transported to the Dartmouth General Hospital where he was declared dead. The family members of the man were at
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Bystanders revived a 15-year old with CPR and a defibrillator. The child collapsed while playing futsal at Sir Robert Borden High School on Greenbank Road. An automated external defibrillator that was stationed at the school was utilized. The boy was playing in a futsal tournament when he collapsed. Futsal is a version of indoor soccer
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A Regina man is alive with the quick delivery of CPR by the Regina bike patrol officers. The man was in cardiac arrest in Wascana Park. Saving a life John Klein, 34-years old was on his own bike in the park for the Canada Day celebrations when he realized he was having some cardiac event.
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First aid was given to a woman before she was rushed to a nearby healthcare facility with serious injuries. The Toronto Police commend a group of bystanders who go in pursuit of the driver in a so-called hit-and-run Thursday morning and those who executed the necessary basic first aid measures. A dump truck driver has
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Two high school teachers in the South Okanagan were honored by the British Columbia Emergency Health Services for their heroic performance in saving the life of a teenager who had suffered a cardiac arrest. Steve Podmorow and Mike Russo were given a Vital Link Award for providing CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a student named
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The British Columbia Health Services or BCEHS launched PulsePoint. It is a phone application for bystanders that can help a person with sudden cardiac arrest. This new application aims to combat by alerting bystanders who are properly trained in CPR and a sudden cardiac arrest that happens in public places. Timely intervention An incident happened
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