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Happy International Volunteer Day from the Canadian Red Cross!

[slideshow] In honour of International Volunteer Day, we’re sending out high fives and huge thanks to all of the thousands of volunteers who are the face of Red Cross in communities across Canada every single day. Our volunteers are on the ground pr...

Photo of the Day: Philippines hit by Typhoon Bopha

This impressive photo taken from space by NASA shows the size of Typhoon Bopha, a category four storm that made landfall on the east coast of the Philippine island of Mindanao earlier today. It's impacting the same area that was affected by Typhoon W...

Photo of the Day: Police Association shows support

We want to send a shout out to the Police Association of Nova Scotia for their support and donation to the Canadian Red Cross RespectED program, which offers violence and abuse prevention education.  From left to right: members of the associatio...

Photo of the Day: Tipi of Courage facilitates HIV outreach in Aboriginal communities

Representatives from southern Alberta First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities gather for a Tipi Transfer ceremony in Calgary. The ceremony allows the Canadian Red Cross Tipi of Courage to be set up in regional events. The Tipi of Courage is a co...

Photo of the Day: Canadian volunteers help with Sandy recovery

Dave Fraser, a Canadian Red Cross volunteer from Ottawa, Ontario is helping New Jersey residents recover in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. During American Thanksgiving last week, Red Cross volunteers helped serve 35,000 hot meals in New York and...

Annie are you OK?

Annie are you OK? So, Annie are you OK? Are you OK, Annie? Who could forget the lyrics to this 1988 hit by Michael Jackson, Smooth Criminal. But just who exactly was this Annie character? And why was Michael asking her if she was OK? 

The Red Cross Round-up

The Round-up offers a weekly sample of what our sister Red Cross Societies are working on around the world. NIGERIA: In Late August, Nigeria experienced the worst flooding in 40 years. At the height of the crisis, rising waters drove more than 2 m...

Photo of the Day: Volunteer helps save a life

Canadian Red Cross disaster volunteer Susan MacKenzie from Calgary was deployed to New Jersey to help bring relief to people affected by Hurricane Sandy. She never expected she'd been using her first aid training to help save a man's life.

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