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Dispatches from China: Making an impact

Posted November 02, 2011 by Global Administrator

*Guest blog by Kevin Paes, Water Safety Program Advisor for the Canadian Red Cross in Western CanadaThe proceeding is the final instalment in a four-part blog focusing on a water safety technical exchange between the Canadian Red Cross and the Chines...

Dispatches from China: Tired, but satisfied

Posted October 29, 2011 by Global Administrator

*Guest blog on Xiamen Water Safety exchange by Kevin Paes, Water Safety Program Advisor for the Canadian Red Cross in Western CanadaBeginning October 20th, four Red Crossers touched down in China as part of a technical exchange between the Canadian R...

Dispatches from China: First day of swim training builds bridges

Posted October 26, 2011 by Global Administrator

 Guest blog by Kevin Paes, Water Safety Program Advisor for the Canadian Red Cross in Western CanadaBeginning October 20th, four Red Crossers touched down in China as part of a technical exchange between the Canadian Red Cross and the Chinese Red Cro...

Dispatches from China: Hello from Beijing

Posted October 25, 2011 by Global Administrator

Guest blog by Kevin Paes, Water Safety Program Advisor for the Canadian Red Cross in Western CanadaBeginning October 20th, four Red Crossers touched down in China as part of a technical exchange between the Canadian Red Cross and the Chinese Red Cros...

Food Friday – Community BBQ for a cause

Posted July 29, 2011 by Global Administrator

*Every Friday is all about food on Red Cross Talks – everything from Red Cross inspired recipes to emergency food tips and solutions. People lined up well before lunchtime to get a taste of the 44th annual Gyro Chicken Barbecue in New Glasgow,...

#Wearit: Hitting the water with Amber Mac and her son

Posted July 27, 2011 by Red Cross Talks - Red Cross blogger

One drowning is too many. Already there have been too many reports of drownings across Canada. That is why the Canadian Red Cross has teamed up with tech guru Amber Mac, her son, and the Toronto Police to help spread the word that drowning is ...

SK woman survives rollover thanks in part to water safety training

Posted July 20, 2011 by Global Administrator

Guest blog, Keely McBride in Saskatchewan As the First Aid and Water Safety Manager in Saskatchewan, I am all too aware of the circumstances and number of drownings in Canada. Recently, when I received a tearful call from one of our seasoned water...

Ready, set, action: divers to the rescue!

Posted July 18, 2011 by Global Administrator

Halifax native Tye Zinck is an experienced diver who even worked on film sets for blockbuster movies. Last month, Tye and his friend Paul Budreski turned out to be the real-life heroes for three swimmers who got in trouble at Melmerby Beach in Pictou...

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