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A man’s life is saved while on the border

A man was under medical distress after arriving at the border to cross from Abbotsford to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Huntingdon border crossing helped save the life of a 56-year old Canadian man. The Kamloops man along with his wife arrived at the border to cross from Abbotsford into […]

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Victim of a road accident saved with the timely response with CPR

A 22-year old man was struck by a 5-ton truck. The incident occurred after he reportedly attempted to run across Lougheed Highway after a Halloween event at Roosters. Jeremy Scholing, an Abbotsford resident, enrolled in a beginner-level first aid course several years back but he did not expect to use it. The actions of Scholing

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Dutch tourist dies after falling into B.C. river near waterfall

A woman in her 60s was touring Vancouver Island with her husband when she fell into the river. The woman drowned near Campbell River after falling into the waters at Elk Falls. According to Cpl. RonVlooswyk, a police spokesperson, the woman, a Dutch tourist in her 60s seemed to have slipped into the river after

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CPR given to unresponsive man pulled from the beach

An unresponsive man was pulled from Britannia Beach and given CPR. The lifeguards pulled an unresponsive swimmer from the OttawaRiver at Britannia Beach. Prompt intervention The man was found floating face down in the water. The man was given cardiopulmonary resuscitation(CPR) and quickly transported to a healthcare facility where the staff continued with the resuscitation

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