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Two Takeaway Thoughts For Safety and Health Week Canada
Safety and Health Week is an important moment across Canada. It brings attention to workplace safety, encourages conversations around risk,...
National Day of Mourning in Canada
Every year on April 28, Canada observes the National Day of Mourning. This day is dedicated to remembering workers who...
The New FirstAidCanada.com Is Here: Redesigned With You in Mind
We have some exciting news to share. First Aid Canada has a brand new website, and we couldn’t be more...
AED Registration Challenges in Ontario | First Aid Canada Insights
Most people are told to register their AED with 911. It sounds simple, and the goal is clear. Emergency responders...
Giving Back | Student Led Initiative Supporting Seniors with First Aid Kits
First Aid Canada recently had the opportunity to support a meaningful community initiative led by a local high school student,...
Spring Workplace Safety Audit: Protect Your Team This Season
Spring is in the air! That means fresh starts, cleaning, and organising but workplace safety should not be overlooked during...
Why Waiting for a Wake-Up Call Can Be Risky for Workplace Safety
Last year, a conversation with the owner of a roofing company illustrated a lesson many businesses learn the hard way....
Behind the Scenes: Meet Norm Goldberg Rescue 7 Training Expert
Behind every great training program is someone who has actually lived it. At First Aid Canada, we are proud to...
Workplace First Aid & Safety Checklist for 2026: Are You Ready?
Workplace compliance in 2026 is about more than ticking boxes. Ensuring your team is prepared for emergencies protects not only...
Your Hands Are Trying to Tell You Something
A dull ache in your wrists after a long day at the keyboard, tingling in your fingers when you wake...
When Someone Collapses, Hesitation Is the Real Danger
Most people do not freeze during a medical emergency because they do not care. They freeze because they are unsure....
New CPR Guidelines Canada 2025: Key Changes for Employers
It’s Heart Month, and there’s an important reminder for workplaces across Canada: CPR guidelines were updated in October 2025. If...