South Sask.’s 24th annual First Responders Conference brings out hundreds
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The annual South Saskatchewan First Responders Conference has a strong turnout with individuals eager to learn and unite through their passion for the field of first responders.
First responders are a vital part of Canada’s health-care system. From responding to accidents and traumas – sometimes solo – the career can be taxing. A sense of community is vital.
This is one of the reasons why the annual South Saskatchewan First Responders Conference happens year after year, complete with guest speakers, interactive training and fundraisers. Including discussions and concern regarding a shortage of EMS in the province, conferences like this can also spread awareness and provide support to individuals interested in pursuing a career in this field.
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