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Helicopter upgrades increase capacity, reduce vibration
STARS’ red helicopter has long been a symbol of hope and rescue in the vast expanse of Canada’s rugged landscapes. For decades, our specialized air medical crew and pilots have flown to deliver critical care in some of the most remote and challenging locations.Now, STARS has elevated its mission to a new level with the introduction of the Airbus1
Leaving a Legacy: Remembering Stan Grad
August 5, 1944 — July 29, 2023It was a cool morning in Feb. 1990 when Stan Grad’s youngest daughter, Kristine, was driving to school near their rural home and collided with a fertilizer truck.STARS transported Kristine to the closest trauma centre. While both the air medical crew and the hospital staff worked diligently to help her, Kristine1
Meaningful award hits 20 years celebrating employee leadership
Ron and Margery McLennan set out for a bike ride from their lake house on a summer afternoon. Their children were driving up for a family dinner to celebrate their anniversary. The day promised joy and togetherness.Ron, known for his adventurous and carefree spirit, spotted a rickety ramp and couldn’t resist the temptation to jump. With a rush of1
Automated CPR device improves focus on patient
STARS has introduced automated CPR machines to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of resuscitation efforts during emergency flights.The Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System (LUCAS) operates by assessing the patient’s chest wall flexibility and then delivering compressions at the precise depth and rate the patient requires.The1
Sean Rickards
When Sean Rickards became wedged between a semi-truck and an earthmover, it nearly ended his life, but teamwork and skill by everyone who responded fought numerous odds and gave him the second chance he deserved.
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Simulation showdown: Crews shine in staged challenge
At STARS, we strive for excellence. Our ongoing crew training and education is paramount to constantly improving and serving our communities and patients to the best of our ability.Our annual All STARS Simulation Competition (Sim Comp) allows our medical crews to display their abilities, skills and knowledge in a simulated scenario. Started in1
STARS team takes top spot in international air medical competition
REGINA, November 13, 2024 - STARS air medical crew members won first place in two distinct simulation competitions at the Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC) in Salt Lake City, UT last week.Representing STARS’ Regina base, flight paramedic, Chris Fay, and flight nurse, Kevin Easton, took part in the Association of Air Medical Services Sim Cup1
STARS LOTTERY ENTERS MANITOBA WITH THE LAUNCH OF LUCKY STARS 50/50
WINNIPEG, November 6, 2024 - The Lottery that Goes Above and Beyond is making its way eastward with the launch of Lucky STARS 50/50 in Manitoba. From now until Dec. 31, 2024, Manitobans can get their STARS LOTTERY 50/50 tickets for the chance to win up to $300,000 and help save lives at the same time.Proceeds from the STARS LOTTERY in Manitoba1