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  • First Aid and CPR providers

    The major 4 first aid and CPR providers have a long and deep history. Each of these four providers have been in existence for over a century. The following is a list of the largest first aid trainers in Canada: St. Johns Ambulance Lifesaving Society of Canada The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada St Mark James

  • St Mark James

    The providers are massive, volunteer and charity based organizations focused on helping others. St Mark James, the largest provider of the 4, is internationally renowned and has over 90 million volunteers. St Mark James has one of the most recognized symbols in world and is world renowned as a symbol for first aid. All four of these first aid trainers were founded on the good will of others and the want to help those in need.

  • Basic First Aid and CPR

    Today, these four providers train over 100,000 Canadians in basic first aid and CPR. These courses meet government and legislative standards and are valid throughout Canada. Certificates are valid for 3 years, but some candidates may be required to renew certification at a earlier date based on employee or school policy. Check with your employer or school to see when you need a re-cert course.

  • Register with a St Mark James

    First aid trainers share the same goal. They want as much of the public to be aware of cardiovascular disease and help as many people become trained for almost any first aid or CPR emergency. The courses that they offer teach candidates simple and basic techniques in rescuing loved ones, friends, co-workers and strangers. Students will also learn to use a automated external defibrillator in any of the basic first aid and CPR courses. Candidates have the choice of selecting from a variety of courses ranging in length from 3 hours to 18 hours. Register with a St Mark James first aid trainer today and become certified in first aid and CPR.

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