First-Nations-First-Aid near Mount Stewart PE (126 Result(s))

Our proud Mi'kmaq First Nation is made up of three communities (Scotchfort, Rocky Point and Morell). Over 450 residents call this 'home', yet countless thousands can trace their roots, traditions and customs back to this fair soil.

CPR First Aid & Safety Services was established in 1994 as the first and only private training organization in Charlottetown. We teach first aid in PEI and we’re now the only private training company with its own custom developed first-aid teaching material. This first aid training course was originally recognized by Health Canada. Give us a call today if you’re looking to learn first aid.

Ideally, children should be supervised at all times. Home Alone is for 9-11 year olds who may have to spend a brief amount of time alone due to parents stuck in traffic, or any unforeseen circumstances. Students will learn home safety procedures, ways to obtain emergency help and when it is appropriate to call 911. Other topics include basic first aid, healthy eating, fighting boredom, overcoming fears, and fire safety.

The Prince Edward Island Snowmobile Association is pleased to be one of the first groups on PEI to help in the 2014 year long ''CREATION OF OUR NATION CELEBRATION''. In 1864 the Father's of Confederation traveled to Charlottetown from what is now known as Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, and Quebec and began the discussions on the formation of our great country we call Canada. To celebrate this historic event, the PEISA is proud to host a three day snowmobile tour of the entire province from tip to tip. We will be travelling on the well known ''Confederation Trail'' and visiting many of the small towns and villages this world-class trail passes through. With several hundred kilometers of perfectly groomed trails away from the Confederation trail, you will experience the beautiful aspects of our tiny province at a time of year that many people will never get to enjoy. This celebration is going to be a busy three days of great Island Hospitality, entertainment, terrific food and great people

An old Mi'kmaq story describes how Kluskap, a Mi'kmaq hero, carefully and thoughtfully placed the territory of Epekwitk on the gentle laughing waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Kluskap then slept on its sandy beach, waking years later with a strong conviction to protect the integrity of this serene island. He then devoted his time on earth to this task. The story of Kluskap's creation is symbolic of the modern day efforts, realized in the creation of the Mi'kmaq Confederacy of Prince Edward Island, to continue protecting the territorial integrity of Epekwitk. The Mi'kmaq occupation of Epekwitk, known today as the province of Prince Edward Island, dates back thousands of years

Greenhawk Best Pet & Co. offering further franchise opportunities in the form of combo horse pet locations and free standing, full offering pet stores. Greenhawk has worked tirelessly over the years to bring top quality brands to riders of all disciplines, and at prices that make this sport of passion both affordable and enjoyable.