Donning and doffing PPE at STARS
In COVID-19-wary world, our medical crews have adopted a strict regimen of donning and doffing personal protective equipment for every mission. Flight nurs... Read More...
Thank-you, front-line allies
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From STARS support staff across Western Canada currently working from home, we’re sending a huge shout-out to the heroes in h... Read More...
Talent and tools
The life-saving talent and tools that pack into our helicopter put time on the side of patients, and your support is what makes it possible. Thank you.
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A thank-you note to our allies
From our Very Important Patients and their family members. We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.... Read More...
Our essential role in the battle against COVID-19
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STARS paramedics, nurses, physicians, pilots, engineers and emergency communications specialists are critical in the pandemic... Read More...
Patients benefit from time, tools and talent
Young girl grateful to donors following crash.
Every time we go out on a mission, our STARS air medical crews rely on their extensive training and education ... Read More...
Hours after crashing, she was found by firefighters, then flown by STARS
Justeen Kolody has lived a full life since she was left stranded for more than five hours inside her crushed vehicle as a teenager.
Around midnight one summ... Read More...
Quick thinking, technical skill overcame a massive heart attack for Clayton Orr
Clayton Orr’s first heart attack struck while he was turning soil in a field after supper.
The second one almost killed him en route to the hospital.
This... Read More...
VIP Wade Cassidy grateful after surviving massive heart attack
“Welcome back, Wade.”
STARS Very Important Patient Wade Cassidy will never forget those three words, spoken by his flight nurse. Just seconds before, Cassidy w... Read More...