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STARS Very Important Patient Trevor Mills sits in the side door of a STARS air ambulance helicopter during a photoshoot at his closest STARS base.

Trevor Mills
Trevor Mills saw a car crash down a mountain ravine, and he ran to help the driver. Finding the vehicle sliding on a shale slope, he pulled the driver to safety — and then the car tumbled over top of him, resulting in a call to STARS.
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Young child smiling at a lemonade stand with a yellow pitcher and colorful fruit-patterned tablecloth against a red background.

Alexis Moore
When she was just four years old, Alexis Moore fell head-first from a swing set, losing consciousness and prompting her local hospital to call STARS. Her parents watched STARS fly away with her, but when they reunited at the trauma centre, she was singing to staff.
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STARS Very Important Patient Dominque Wiebe sits on the side landing skid a STARS air ambulance helicopter during a visit to her closest STARS base.

Dominique Wiebe
Dominique Wiebe was driving to work when her car was hit by two separate pickup trucks. STARS responded, providing critical care and rapid transport in one of her most vulnerable moments.
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STARS air medical crew hold a Canada flag while a STARS air ambulance helicopter hovers in the background.

Canada Day sends STARS flying – STARS’ biggest day of the year
ALBERTA | SASKATCHEWAN | MANITOBA - June 24, 2026 – As Canadians get ready to mark Canada Day on Wednesday, July 1, STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service) is urging people to make safety part of the celebration. Over a decade of STARS data show July 1 consistently stands out as one of the busiest days of the year for its crews and Emergency Link1
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STARS operations staff, accompanied by PADS service dog Orion, gather around STARS very important patient Mike Herbison outside the STARS LOTTERY Saskatchewan dream home in Regina, Sask.

15th STARS LOTTERY Saskatchewan launches with dream homes, big prizes and life-saving impact
SASKATCHEWAN, June 18, 2026 – The STARS LOTTERY Saskatchewan returns for its 15th year, giving people across the province a chance to win big while helping STARS deliver critical care, anywhere. From now until Aug. 21, 2026, people in Saskatchewan can buy tickets for a chance to win more than 1,600 prizes—including one of two grand prize dream1
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Students of the 2026 Werklund STARS Academy for Critical Care Transport Medicine Education pose for a photo alongside STARS President and CEO Dr. John Froh during a celebration of learning event held in Calgary in May 2026.

STARS celebrates first class of the Werklund STARS Academy marking David Werklund’s $3M gift
CALGARY, May 28, 2026 – STARS celebrated the learning journey of the first 12 students in the newly named Werklund STARS Academy for Critical Care Transport Medicine Education (Werklund STARS Academy) on May 27, 2026. This inaugural class marks an important milestone for the Academy and the broader mission of STARS, made possible in part by1
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A STARS air ambulance helicopter is towed outside of the Calgary hangar before taking off. The sun rises in the background, indicating an early morning mission.

STARS urges summer safety ahead of May Long Weekend as call volumes begin to rise
ALBERTA | SASKATCHEWAN | MANITOBA – May 14, 2026 – As the May long weekend approaches—the first long weekend many Canadians associate with the start of summer—STARS is reminding the public that safe choices now can help prevent emergencies later.Historically, this weekend signals an uptick in requests for STARS emergency medical transport –1
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Family of Vickie and Eugene Sebulsky, STARS legacy donors, are pictured with STARS staff at the unveiling of a memorial bench in Morrison Park in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. From left to right: STARS Chief Clinical Officer Cindy Seidl, STARS President and CEO Dr. John Froh, Sebulsky family members Michelle Stuckel, David Stuckel, Maurie Andrew and Derek Andrew, and STARS Provincial Director, Manitoba/Saskatchewan Operations Grant Therrien.

Sebulsky family’s extraordinary Legacy Gift will help save lives across Saskatchewan for years to come
Members of the STARS team gathered today to celebrate the lasting impact of Vickie and Eugene Sebulsky—lifelong Saskatchewan residents whose extraordinary $2 million estate gift will support STARS operations across the province for years to come.A small family gathering with STARS team members marked the Sebulskys’ legacy gift. STARS honoured the1
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