Northern CPR Training Services

Looking for something new this winter?

The Canadian Ski Patrol is recruiting volunteers for the 2026-27 season. If you enjoy skiing or snowboarding, want to build valuable first aid skills, and are looking to be part of a great team, this could be the opportunity for you.

As a volunteer patroller, you'll receive:
• Staff Pass
• First Aid Training
• Leadership Opportunities
• Team Events
• Reciprocal Passes

Volunteering with the Canadian Ski Patrol is a rewarding way to give back to the Shames Mountain community while developing skills, gaining experience, and creating lasting friendships.

Interested in learning more? Contact Bruce Smart at [email protected].

We're Back! 👏🏻
Northern CPR Training Services took some well-earned downtime over the summer to recharge — but we're excited to announce that classes resume the week of August 17!
If you've been waiting to book your CPR, AED, or BLS Provider certification (or renewal), now's the time to reach out. Whether you're a healthcare provider, nursing student, or part of a workplace or community group, we're ready to get you trained and confident before EMS arrives.
Check out our website for upcoming classes, or reach out to book a special session for your group.
Thanks for your patience — see you in class soon!

On July 21st we set up a hands on CPR/AED station at Lakelse Lake during the “Learn to be in Nature” event. I didn’t expect the overwhelming joy in my heart when children as young as 4 were using the AED and preforming CPR. We left with our cups and bellies full (the food was fantastic!). Thank you to the organizers, vendors and volunteers for all the time and energy they put into making this event so memorable. Thank you to Willow who spent the day with me rocking demonstrations, giving feedback and answering questions. Empowering people to recognize cardiac arrest and act is invaluable and literally saves lives. It truly is an important and informative hands on event. I hope we see you all next year! Skeena Diversity Society SkeenaWild Conservation Trust Terrace Public Library BC Parks

It's National Drowning Prevention Week and our social media contests are LIVE!

Get involved from July 19-July 25 for a chance to win some seriously awesome prizes. Here’s what you need to do:

1️⃣ Show Us How You Fit Your Lifejacket! Wearing a lifejacket or PFD is one of the simplest ways to help prevent drownings. But making sure it fits properly is just as important.
To enter, post a photo or video showing us how you fit your lifejacket or PFD. Make sure to tag us (Lifesaving Society BC & Yukon Branch) and use the hashtags and ! You’ll have the chance to win an inflatable paddleboard + PFD.

2️⃣ NDPW Community Engagement: is your facility or organization planning an event to mark NDPW? We want to hear from you!
To enter, post a photo or video sharing your NDPW activities, from poolside events to social media content. Don’t forget to tag us (Lifesaving Society BC & Yukon Branch) and use the hashtags . The prize? Two Vancouver Canucks Home Game Tickets, courtesy of DB Perks and Associates!

We can’t wait to see your amazing posts!

Hope to see some people at Lakelse Lake this afternoon!

LEARN TO BE IN NATURE EVENT: Tue, July 21
Are you a newcomer or new to the outdoors? Come join us at the Lakekse Lake.

Free event. Family friendly. Transportation available. Amazing partners.

Registration and more info:
https://www.discoverparks.ca/activities/special-event-bc-parks-community-event-lakelse-lake?location=Lakelse+Lake+Park

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.

We'd like to wish all our 2SLGBTQIA+ community members a happy ! We celebrate and support you this month and beyond.