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- Federal Regulation KitsNot sure what kit you need? For the most current regulations, refer to Canada Labour Code – Part II – PART XVI FIRST AID
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In the event of a first aid emergency, in public or at home, it is important to be prepared. That is why at First Aid Canada we offer a full line of first aid/medical supplies, equipment and defibrillators (AEDs).
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Our ambitious team is working towards one common goal: Ensure all Canadians are prepared with the necessary equipment and skills to respond confidently to an emergency requiring first aid care.
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