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Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service. With STARS, those living in rural communities, working in remote areas, travelling on highways or being transported from community hospitals to major medical centres, receive the very best in critical care in helicopters staffed and outfitted as mobile ICUs. While in the air, these patients will receive the highest level of care available. Every day, STARS takes care of some of the sickest and most critically-injured patients in Western Canada. This translates to thousands of people every year who rely on STARS to get them to hospitals safely where they can access the advanced care they need.

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At Uncas School, our motto is ‘Learning Together', which captures the essence of our school community. Together we work to establish a positive school climate in which structure, support, and encouragement assist the student in developing a sense of accomplishment, responsibility, and self-discipline and an ongoing commitment to lifelong learning.

Wetaskiwin Family Medical Practice was started in 2002 by Dr. Hendriks who felt there was a need in our community for a true 'FAMILY' patient centered medical home. Many changes have occured since that time but the basic concept has remained. Wetaskiwin Family Medical Practice strives to be a forward thinking medical office of excellence and our goal is to provide comprehensive quality medical care to the people of Central Alberta.