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Celebrating our air medical crew: Troy Pauls
At STARS, our air medical crew of flight nurses and paramedics are highly trained critical care providers, capable of delivering life-saving interventions in the most complex environments imaginable. From roadside trauma scenes to remote northern communities, these professionals bring the intensive care unit to the patient.STARS flight paramedic1
STARS provides support during G7 Summit
STARS was honoured to play a pivotal role in providing critical care during the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alta., this June. The organization was contracted to provide our services should they be required during the summit. It was no small task but also not a new concept to STARS as we had previously provided these services years ago.What is G7?G71
Celebrating 40 years of STARS, July 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 July 2025.Forty Years of STARS AlliesEd and Patti Haraldson A 1969 Dodge Dart was auctioned off to help us be there for the next patient! The car belonged to Ed Haraldson, who1
STARS and Taber Charity Auction celebrate milestone with helicopter logo unveiling
TABER, July 25, 2025 – STARS and the Taber Charity Auction are celebrating a significant milestone in their long-standing partnership: $1,030,008 in cumulative giving to STARS, and the addition of the Charity’s logo on the tail fin of a STARS helicopter – an exclusive space reserved for key community partners.To mark the occasion, STARS unveiled1
Rocky View County Celebrates $1 Million Milestone in Support of STARS Air Ambulance
July 23, 2025 – Rocky View County is proud to announce that it has reached a significant milestone in its decades-long partnership with STARS Air Ambulance, surpassing $1 million in cumulative support. This achievement further solidifies the County’s role as a leader among municipalities in supporting STARS’ mission to provide critical care,1
STARS CAMTS reaccreditation: Reinforcing leadership in critical care transport
In April 2025, STARS successfully completed another rigorous review by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) ─ an achievement that reaffirms STARS’ commitment to providing advanced emergency pre-hospital care across Western Canada.CAMTS is a peer review organization dedicated to improving patient care and safety1
A night to remember: Field of STARS raises over $600,000
SASKATOON, July 16, 2025 – Yesterday, the Canadian agriculture community came together for the eighth annual Field of STARS event, presented by Nutrien. Every dollar raised for the occasion supports STARS’ mission of providing advanced critical care across Western Canada ─ for years to come.The 2025 Field of STARS event raised a record-breaking1
STARS welcomes 10-year funding agreement with Manitoba Government
Today, STARS welcomed Manitoba Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara and MLA David Pankratz to the STARS Winnipeg base to announce a new 10-year funding agreement with the Manitoba government.“We are deeply grateful to the Government of Manitoba for their steadfast commitment to the health and safety of Manitobans. Since our first mission here, STARS1