Name: STARS
Price range: $

Two people in blue flight suits stand at a STARS emergency medical services exhibition table displaying equipment and maps in a modern indoor venue.

International Women’s Day: Girls in Aviation

In honour of International Women’s Day on Mar. 8, 2026, STARS recognizes the incredible women in aviation at the organization, and their involvement in supporting girls interested in the field.In fall 2025, Women in Aviation International hosted a Winnipeg Girls in Aviation Day event, which the STARS flight crew has been a long-standing part of,1

Person in black shirt sitting in front of red fire truck with white lettering and stripes

Dawson Mollenbeck

Following a workplace explosion, Dawson Mollenbeck suffered severe traumatic injuries to his arm, head, and spine. STARS was dispatched, providing critical care en route from his local rural hospital to a trauma centre in the city.

Person speaking at microphones during a news release event with colleagues in background and red industrial equipment visible behind them

STARS and Nutrien celebrate renewed multi-year partnership surpassing $30M in support

Saskatoon, January 15, 2026 — STARS is proud to announce the renewal of its longstanding partnership with Nutrien, which is adding $4M in new funding to bring their total contribution, in over a decade, to more than $30M. This renewed commitment directly enables STARS’ critical mission operations throughout Saskatchewan, ensuring rural and1

Celebrating 40 years of STARS, December 2025

Every month, we're collecting stories celebrating 40 years of STARS Allies, Very Important Patients, and Innovation. These were the stories we highlighted in the month of December 2025.Forty Years of STARS AlliesWestern SalesWestern Sales has been a steadfast and generous partner to STARS since 2013, consistently demonstrating an extraordinary1

(L-R) Flight paramedic John Doyle, STARS president and CEO Dr. John Froh, and pilot Chris Doyle (unrelated to John) show off the Calgary grand prize show home — located in the new community of Heartwood — for STARS LOTTERY Alberta on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026. The 33rd annual event launched across the province, aiming to raise funds to help provide critical care, anywhere.

33^rd annual STARS LOTTERY Alberta launches — raising funds to provide critical care, anywhere

CALGARY, Jan. 9, 2026 – STARS LOTTERY Alberta is back for its 33rd year. From now until March 20, 2026, Albertans can purchase a STARS LOTTERY Alberta ticket for a chance to win thousands of prizes—including one of three grand prize dream homes—and be a part of STARS mission to provide critical care, anywhere.“STARS has never waivered from our1

Young child in gray jacket and black gloves holding a hockey stick on an ice rink, smiling at the camera with a red goal and boards visible in the background.

Beckham Koscielny

When Beckham Koscielny was only six weeks old, he became a STARS Very Important Patient after falling seriously ill due to a heart condition. With the aid of STARS’ critical care team, he was transported from his rural community to a major hospital.

Person in blue hoodie sitting on olive green couch holding a prosthetic hand, with window and shelving visible in bright interior room

Zach MacDonald

In November 2010, Zach MacDonald fell critically ill just after his second birthday. What began as a fever quickly escalated to a life-threatening condition, requiring rapid transport by STARS. Diagnosed with a serious infection, Zach spent seven days in intensive care.

Family of four posing together on a purple couch in a playroom filled with toys, shelves, and storage containers in the background.

Shalyn Huehn

In 2011, Shalyn’s life was forever changed by a head-on collision. Her car was so severely damaged that it took two hours for her to be freed from the wreckage. Today, Shalyn lives an active lifestyle with her family.

Support Critical Care, Anywhere

STARS Shop