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A woman about 87 years old collapsed during Remembrance Day ceremony. According to the SIU or the Special Investigation Unit, a police officer provided first aid and administered naloxone to an elderly woman. The incident happened in Clayton, Ontario, 65 kilometers southwest of Ottawa. The elderly woman attended the Remembrance Day ceremony and suddenly went […]
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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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A Good Samaritan named Anne Marie Behan; 57 years old lost her phone while providing first aid on a man who has just been in a car accident outside her house at Nanaimo, British Columbia. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the phone of Behan was stolen while she was helping an accident victim
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Multiple overdoses happened at Sarnia Jail and there were about 6 people sent to the hospital. The spokesperson for the Sarnia Fire Rescue Services stated in the news that according to him responders arrived at the jail around 5 in the afternoon and found one correctional officer and three inmates with the probability of being
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On a sunny morning, Gordon Andrusiak went out for a brief jog close to Neil Nesbitt Park in Barrhaven. He was diagnosed with a heart condition but has been exercising regularly and eager to include jogging into his regimen. Unexpected ordeal In a short while, he was found by a group of workers wearing orange
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A 30-year old woman from Vancouver succumbed to her injuries after the incident. The woman was declared dead after a kayaking incident on the Vedder River in Chilliwack. Unforeseen ordeal in the water Based on the report by Chilliwack RCMP spokesperson, Cpl. Mike Rail, the police were present at the scene in Yarrow after they
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A 6-year old is dead after a boating incident. A North Vancouver family was boating on Kalamalka Lake in Vernon when the incident occurred. There were reports of drowning incident at Kalamalka Lake which was south of Vernon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OeL8DL5VRw According to Vernon RCMP, the family were boating on the lake and was returning to the
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A 78-year old Sydney resident went into cardiac arrest during lunch hour at Casino Nova Scotia. The man was with his friend, Tom Farrell for their regular weekly lunch at the Celtic Junction Bar & Grille restaurant and trying out his luck on some of the machines. The turn of events turned into a scary
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A man killed at a railyard in Edmundston, N.B. was a 33-year old father of two. According to teamsters Canada, the man started working at CN as a conductor and foreman trainee. Danger in the railways According to Eric Collard of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, the man was killed by a railcar as
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