Lifesaver First Aid Inc.

Start 2027 with one less thing on the to-do list!

The end of the year is approaching, and we know how quickly schedules fill up once the holiday season is over so we’ve got plenty of opportunities to complete your First Aid & CPR training before the busy new year begins.

Upcoming Course Dates:
🍁Humboldt: October 28 | November 14 & 25 | December 12
🍁Birch Hills: November 14
🍁Tisdale: December 9
🍁Melfort: December 12

HEY SASKATOON:🚨📣To better accommodate our existing Saskatoon clients, we’re excited to begin offering more regular First Aid & CPR courses right in the city! These courses are open to the public, with individual registrations and private group bookings welcome.
🍁Saskatoon: November 15 | December 2

Whether you’re renewing an existing certification, getting certified for the first time, or coordinating training for your employees, now is a great time to get it done!

Check out our community posters below for course details and registration information.

📣 LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER 📣

Intermediate (Standard) First Aid & CPR/AED
MELFORT SK
Wednesday, October 14 2026

❗️Limited spots available❗️

Strengthening Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Preparedness in Emergencies - Canadian Red Cross Free Psychological First Aid training from the Canadian Red Cross. Build skills to support mental health before, during, and after emergencies.

Last chance to register for the TISDALE course happening on Sunday! Limited seats available!

Date change: course will now be on Sunday, September 13 in TISDALE

Last chance to register for the Birch Hills course! Only a few spots left!
Sat, Aug 15

There are a lot of first aid myths that have been passed down over the years, but knowing the facts can make a real difference in an emergency.

‼️Here are 10 important first aid facts everyone should know‼️

1. Many people having a heart attack are more comfortable sitting upright.

2. Use cold, not heat, for many recent muscle, bone, or joint injuries.

3. People who help in good faith are protected by Good Samaritan laws.

4. Start CPR if someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally.

5. AEDs are designed to be used by anyone, you don’t have to be a healthcare professional.

6. For many burns, clean, cool running water is the safest first step.

7. Lean forward, not backward, during a nosebleed.

8. Don’t give food or drinks to someone who is choking.

9. Never put anything in someone’s mouth during a seizure.

10. If someone is hyperventilating, focus on keeping them calm and supported.

Want to learn more about these topics and why they’re important?

🔗 Learn more here: https://www.redcross.ca/training-and-certification/first-aid-tips-and-resources/first-aid-tips/first-aid-safety/facts-over-myths

You never know when these simple facts could help you protect a friend, family member, coworker, or even a stranger.

First Aid Facts over Myths: What to Do in an Emergency - Canadian Red Cross Get clear first aid facts for common emergencies. Learn what to do, what to avoid, and when to call 911 while understanding common first aid myths.