Prairie First Aid Training

08/24/2026

🧸 Become a Confident Babysitter!

Ready to turn your love for children into valuable skills? 💛 Our Babysitting Training Courses are designed to help you build confidence and learn essential skills for caring for children safely and responsibly.

✨ Learn about:

Child safety & supervision
First aid & emergency preparedness
Age-appropriate activities
Feeding, routines & basic childcare
Communication with children and parents
Learning how to find your first job

Whether you're a first-time babysitter or looking to refresh your skills, our training can help you feel prepared, capable, and confident.

📚 Enroll today and take the next step toward becoming a trusted babysitter!

September 25th 2026 at the Beaches Community Centre, Victoria Beach, MB EdgeWater Recreation Commission

October 16th 2026 at the Cooks Creek Community Centre

October 17th 2026 at the Selkirk Memorial Hall City of Selkirk

Register at: www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

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08/18/2026

With the summer coming to an end, fall is a great time to book a private course for your staff! Contact us today!

***Certified First Aid and CPR Training***

Canadian Red Cross and The Heart and Stroke Foundation Training Partner

We also offer:
- Youth Courses : Stay Safe! & Babysitting
- First Aid Kit Sales
- Defibrillator(AED) Sales

We are based out of Tyndall, MB
Willing travel all over Manitoba for private courses.

To book for a private group course contact:
[email protected]

To join an upcoming public course visit our website: www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

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08/18/2026

***Certified First Aid and CPR Training***

Canadian Red Cross and The Heart and Stroke Foundation Training Partner

We also offer:
- Youth Courses : Stay Safe! & Babysitting
- First Aid Kit Sales
- Defibrillator(AED) Sales

We are based out of Tyndall, MB
Willing travel all over Manitoba for private courses.

To book for a private group course contact:
[email protected]

To join an upcoming public course visit our website: www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

-pinefalls .paul !

06/17/2026

Be Prepared. Save Lives.
Buy an AED Today – Because Every Second Counts!

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Having an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on-site can make a critical difference while waiting for emergency responders to arrive.

Modern AEDs are designed to be easy to use, with clear voice prompts that guide users through each step. They're an essential safety tool for businesses, sports facilities, schools, churches, and public spaces.

❤️ Investing in an AED is about being prepared to protect the people who matter most.

We offer:
✔️ High-quality AEDs
✔️ Training and certification options
✔️ Ongoing maintenance and support
✔️ Expert guidance to help you choose the right solution

Do you already have an AED and wanting to replace the pads and batteries? Ready to improve your emergency preparedness? Send us a message or contact us today to learn more.

For a FREE estimate, reach out to:
🖥 www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 204-720-3760
Located in Tyndall, MB, can ship across 🇨🇦

06/07/2026

CPR saves lives! Register for a course today!

Each year in Canada, 60,000 cardiac arrests occur outside of a hospital setting – that's 1 cardiac arrest every 9 minutes. Nine out of 10 will die – that’s why bystanders need to act quickly! Doing and using an can double the chance of survival.
Learn CPR, and save a life: https://bit.ly/4voU2e3.

05/28/2026

Join our basic first aid workshop. Learn real life skills and gain confidence.

Perfect for new/expecting parents, grandparents, caregivers.

June 25th 2026
Tyndall Village Community Center
10:00am-12:00pm
$60 per person

Limited spots, register now!

www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

Pine Falls

05/15/2026

***Certified First Aid and CPR Training***

Canadian Red Cross and The Heart and Stroke Foundation Training Partner

We also offer:
- Youth Courses : Stay Safe! & Babysitting
- First Aid Kit Sales
- Defibrillator(AED) Sales

We are based out of Tyndall
Willing travel all over Manitoba for private courses.

To book for a private group course contact:
[email protected]

To join an upcoming public course visit our website: www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

-pinefalls .paul !

05/09/2026

Join us in our next public course, register today!! 👇👇👇

may be wrapping up, but being prepared can make all the difference in an emergency.

Take the next step and learn skills that could save a life. Our Standard First Aid & CPR-C course covers first aid, CPR, and AED for adults, children, and infants.

Be ready for when it matters most. Sign-up today: https://www.myselkirk.ca/standard-first-aid-cpr-c/

04/22/2026

What a great BLS course this morning with the LPN nursing students Sagkeeng First Nation thanks for having us come train!

04/15/2026

CPR saves lives!! Register for our next course and learn today! You never know when you might need to use it!

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On April 13, at approximately 4:55 p.m., RCMP received a report that a four-year-old boy had fallen into a creek near his home.

The incident occurred near the boy’s residence, located southeast of Winkler. He and his older brother were playing in the yard, then moved past some trees towards the creek without permission. The younger brother played on some ice and snow near the creek that suddenly broke off – causing him to fall into the water.

The boy’s older brother ran inside and told his mother what had occurred. She ran to the creek, then across the road when she couldn’t find him. From there, the mother located the boy, who had been pulled down the creek by the current through a culvert.

The mother, who didn’t know how to swim, jumped into the creek and pulled him to the bank with the help of a neighbour. She then started performing CPR and successfully revived her son while a neighbour called 911.

The child, who was alert at the scene, was treated at the scene by paramedics, then transported via air ambulance to hospital in Winnipeg. At last report, he was in stable condition.

The RCMP reminds all Manitobans stay away from the edges of streams, rivers, ponds and lakes to prevent falls into cold and often fast-flowing water. The combination of melting ice and additional rain or snow can also lead to higher water levels that can destabilize stream and riverbanks, increasing the risk of accidents.