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Victoria Adriaansen

Seriously injured in a rural motor vehicle accident, Victoria Adriaansen's best hope lay in a flight to a critical care centre in Winnipeg.
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Chad Rogers

When Chad was run over by a tractor and 907-kg baler, the closest hospital didn’t have the specialized tools needed to save his life. And because he was working in a rural location, time wasn’t on his side either.
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Michelle Salt

On June 27, 2011, Michelle’s enjoyment of a summer evening ride with friends came to an abrupt halt when she lost control of her motorbike and hit a guardrail going up the Cochrane Hill.
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Jenn Oakes

One moment, Jenn was enjoying a beautiful summer day of boating. The next, she was tossed from the boat into the lake, fighting for her life. Jenn’s life changed forever in that instant, but thanks to STARS allies, she was given a second chance.
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Clayton Orr

This STARS Very Important Patient remembers the evening everything changed for him — and the numerous people along the way who worked to ensure he lived to tell about it.
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Adair O’Grady

Adair O'Grady enjoyed the first day of seeding with his dad for the past 30 years. It’s one of the most exciting times on the farm. But last spring, that excitement quickly turned to their worst nightmare.
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James Richardson & Sons, Limited and Affiliated Companies Increases Commitment to STARS With $1.5‑Million Gift


Winnipeg, MB – The partnership between James Richardson & Sons, Limited and Affiliated Companies (JRSL) and STARS continues to have a lasting impact on the lives of patients across western Canada. That impact is amplified today as we celebrate the company’s $1.5 million gift to STARS.JRSL representatives, STARS team and board members, and one1
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Peggy Benko

Peggy Benko was busy working in her office when she suddenly collapsed. An ambulance rushed her to the hospital. She’d had a ruptured brain aneurysm and needed immediate surgery, but the nearest availability was a three-hour drive away.
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