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Victim of collision on rush hour traffic given CPR

A victim of a collision on rush hour traffic received CPR. A serious collision involving several vehicles snarled traffic on Highway 1 in Burnaby during the rush hour commute. Deadly crash It appears a white pickup truck was traveling west when it collided with the center median and ended up in the eastbound lanes. The

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Timely first aid on possible case of cardiac arrest

A victim of cardiac arrest received immediate first aid. According to Parkland Ambulance, knowing what to do when someone is choking helped save the life of a resident at a Prince Albert seniors care home. Quick intervention The paramedics were called to the house over the weekend for a possible cardiac arrest. They arrived to

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Major hockey league improves first aid rules and regulations after a player’s death

The Quebec Major junior hockey league is improving the first aid rules and regulations after the death of a hockey player named Jordan Boyd. Improvement on first aid rules Jordan Boyd, 16 years old died after suffering a cardiac arrest on the ice at the Acadie-Bathurst Titan training camp four years ago. The family of

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CPR performed on inmate found unresponsive

An inmate who was found unresponsive received CPR. The death of an inmate in Abbotsford prison resulted to seven recommendations. Unforeseen death An inquest investigated the death of Roman William Rezanowicz who was 57-years old. The man was found unresponsive in his cell at the Regional Treatment Centre at Pacific Institution which is a federal

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