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10/30/2026

Happy Halloween!

Do you know what some common safety hazards are today?
🎃 Watch for trip and fall hazards: Costumes should fit well and allow children to see and move comfortably. Keep walkways and stairs clear of decorations and other obstacles.

🩹 Be ready for minor injuries: Scrapes, cuts, and blisters can happen while trick-or-treating or playing. Make sure your first aid kit is stocked and easy to access.

🍬 Keep treats out of reach: Remind children not to eat treats until a trusted adult has checked them. Keep candy and other foods away from pets.

🕯️ Be careful with decorations: Keep candles and other sources of heat away from costumes, paper decorations, and areas where they can be knocked over.

🚗 Stay visible: Choose reflective clothing or accessories and carry a flashlight when heading out after dark. Remind children to use sidewalks and cross at designated crossings.

We hope you have a safe & fun Halloween.

10/19/2026

St. John Ambulance, Alberta Council is deeply saddened by the news of the tragic event at CFB Wainwright on Saturday resulting in lives lost and many in critical condition. Sgt. Morgan Wong was among the fatalities. He was a proud serving member who also volunteered with the St. John Ambulance Community Services Medical Responder Unit in Edmonton. Sgt. Wong joined our Volunteer MFR Unit in 2022 and for the past four years, made significant contributions. Sgt. Wong will be remembered for his outstanding leadership and his commitment to patient care. His unwavering willingness to support those around him made a lasting impact on countless lives. Sgt. Wong will be remembered through the people he helped, the volunteers he inspired, and his commitment to service.

As we mourn the loss of the four brave military members, we extend our sincere condolences to their families, serving members, and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who remain in critical condition and all those impacted by this tragedy.

10/19/2026

For more than 140 years, St. John Ambulance has been part of communities across Canada, helping people build the skills and confidence to care for others.

You may know us for first aid and CPR training, but our work goes beyond the classroom. Our volunteers provide first aid support at community events, Therapy Dog teams bring comfort and connection to people across the country, and our training, products, and community programs help Canadians feel more prepared to respond when it matters.

But what exactly does St. John Ambulance do, and how does all of this work come together? Read our latest blog, “Who Is St. John Ambulance?”, to learn more about our history, our programs, and the people who help us serve communities across Canada.

Read the full blog here https://sja.ca/en/node/4065538

10/16/2026

When someone’s heart stops, every second matters.

World Restart a Heart Day is an opportunity to learn more about cardiac arrest and the role we can all play while help is on the way. At St. John Ambulance, we provide first aid and CPR training that gives you the practical skills you can use in real emergencies.

You don’t need to be a healthcare professional to learn CPR. Knowing how to recognize cardiac arrest and respond can help you feel more confident if you’re ever faced with the situation.

Today until October 31st, take the next step toward building your first aid skills with $10 off Standard/Intermediate & Emergency/Basic First Aid courses with code 10OFFCLASS. You can sign up for a course here https://sja.ca/en/first-aid-training

10/14/2026

❤️ Restart a Heart Day is coming up, and it’s a good time to think about what you would do if someone’s heart suddenly stopped.

Richard was playing hockey when he collapsed on the ice. His friends and teammates recognized that something was wrong, started CPR, and continued until the ambulance arrived. Their quick actions helped give Richard a chance.

Stories like Richard’s are a reminder that cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, and the person who helps first may be an everyday member of the community.

As we lead up to Restart a Heart Day, take some time to learn more about CPR and how you can respond in an emergency.

Learn more about CPR and AEDs with our course https://sja.ca/en/training/first-aid/cpr-and-aed-training

10/12/2026

Do you know how to use an AED?

An AED can help deliver a potentially lifesaving shock during cardiac arrest, and it’s designed to guide you through the steps. Knowing how to use one can help you feel more confident responding while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

Save this graphic so you can refer back to it if you need it. Most importantly, consider taking a first aid and CPR course to practice these skills and learn how to respond in an emergency.

Learn more about first aid and CPR training here https://sja.ca/en/first-aid-training

10/08/2026

What a lovely and fun time we had at the Rainbow Bridge Animal Angel Foundation event!

This special organization helps chronically ill and vulnerable animals and supports families who may be struggling with the costs of their pet's care. They also lovingly honour the pets who have passed, recognizing the incredible bond we share with our animals and keeping their memories alive.

We are so proud that St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs could be part of such a meaningful event for the second time! Our therapy dogs love getting out into the community, spreading comfort, happiness, and of course melting hearts.

Thank you to the Rainbow Bridge Animal Angel Foundation for including us and for all the wonderful work you do for animals, their families and those beloved pets who will forever hold a special place in our hearts. Until next year, as this is an event we love to support

Also, eyebrows on dogs is funny, thank you Luna for being a good sport

10/07/2026

You may have heard that AEDs are only for professionals, that CPR always breaks ribs, or that an AED will always deliver a shock. These myths can make people hesitate to help when someone needs it.

The reality is that AEDs are designed for use by the public, CPR can still be effective without rescue breaths, and an AED will only deliver a shock when it detects a specific heart rhythm.

Knowing what’s true can make it easier to act when someone needs help. Watch our instructor to hear some of the most common CPR and AED myths heard in their classes.

As we lead up to Restart a Heart Day, consider learning CPR and how to use an AED with a course https://sja.ca/en/training/first-aid/cpr-and-aed-training

10/05/2026

🍂 Fall brings plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the changing season. It also includes activities where a pocket first aid kit can come in handy.

Some common fall-activity injuries include sprains or strains from hiking on uneven ground, cuts and scrapes from cycling falls, minor cuts and splinters from yard work, and sprains, strains, or concussions from fall sports.

A pocket first aid kit is an easy option to keep in your bag, car, or with your outdoor gear, so you have some essentials close by when you need them.

Shop our pocket first aid kits here https://sja.ca/en/product/emergency-pocket-first-aid-kit

10/01/2026

Stock up on the essentials and save on your second item here https://sja.ca/en/products

For a limited time, buy one item from the e-store and get a second item for 10% off.*

Use code SECOND10OFF at checkout.
*Second item must be of equal or lesser value.

Address

7236/10 Street NE
Calgary, AB
T2E8X3

Telephone

+18006657114

Website

https://www.sja.ca/en/alberta

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