Fall Back and Stay Safe: Make Daylight Saving Time Your Winter-Readiness Checkpoint
As daylight saving time ends November 1, it’s the perfect opportunity to prepare your home for winter. From checking smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to updating emergency kits and CPR skills, discover simple ways to keep your family safe this season.
Why Fall Is the Perfect Time to Refresh Your CPR and First Aid Skills
Fall brings colder weather, hunting season, and new safety risks across New Brunswick. From cardiac emergencies to accidents in remote areas, knowing CPR and first aid can make all the difference. Discover why autumn is the ideal time to refresh your lifesaving skills.
Heading Into the Woods This Fall? Make Sure Your First Aid Skills Are Ready Too
Heading into the woods this fall? From cuts and falls to ATV incidents and cold exposure, knowing basic first aid can make a big difference when emergency help is far away. Here’s how to prepare before your next New Brunswick outdoor adventure.
Moose Season Opens This Week: The First Aid Skills Every New Brunswick Outdoors Person Needs
Moose season, deer season, and fall ATV traffic mean more New Brunswickers are heading into remote areas. Learn the basics of bleeding control, hypothermia prevention, ATV safety, and emergency planning before heading into the woods.
Suspect a Concussion? Stop, Assess and Don’t Rush the Return
Learn how to recognize possible concussion symptoms, respond safely, know when to call 9-1-1, and support a gradual return to school, work and sport.
CPR in 2026: Why Rescue Breaths Still Matter
Learn why rescue breaths still matter in CPR, especially for infants, children, and breathing-related emergencies. See what Canada’s updated CPR guidance means for workplaces, communities, and trained responders.