Blaine Lake Ambulance

11/12/2025

We will remember them.

11/10/2025

Why are we proud to be from Saskatchewan?

Because of soldiers like David Greyeyes, a member of the Muskeg Lake Cree Band in Saskatchewan.

David started out as an athlete, he was chosen for the Saskatchewan All-Star soccer team three times and competed internationallly. When WW2 began, he and three siblings volunteered to serve in the Canadian Army. David served in seven European countries in many difficult military roles, including commanding a mortar platoon in Italy. During the Italian Campaign, he earned the Greek Military Cross (third class) for valour in supporting the Greek Mountain Brigade.

Upon returning home, David married and started a family. In 1958 he became chief of the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. He joined the Indian Affairs Branch of the Department of Citizenship and Immigration, eventually becoming the first Indigenous person named a regional director with this service. In 1977 he was awarded the Order of Canada.

His citation reads: "Athlete, soldier, farmer, former Chief of the Muskeg Lake Reserve, Saskatchewan, and ultimately Director of Indian Affairs in the Maritime and Alberta Regions. For long and devoted service to his people, often under difficult circumstances."

People like David Greyeyes are why we are Sask Proud!

11/10/2025

Shoutout to all the incredible radiology techs out there!! 📸

11/05/2025

11/05/2025

11/05/2025

Congratulations to Jaden and Alan on receiving their Stork Pins for helping deliver a baby on October 10th, 2025. Mom and baby are doing fantastic!

10/30/2025

10/30/2025

10/23/2025

About Our Saskatchewan Paramedics

They’re the ones who show up when everything else falls apart.
When you’re scared, hurt, or praying for help — they’re already on their way.

What most people don’t see is what happens when the sirens stop.
They sit quietly in the back of the rig, taking a breath before the next call.
They carry faces and moments home that never quite leave them.
They miss birthdays, dinners, and sleep — but they never miss your call.

Our paramedics don’t just treat patients — they comfort the lonely, calm the panicked, and fight for life on the side of the highway in the freezing cold.
They do it because they care — deeply, and often silently.

What they wish you knew is this:
They give a piece of themselves on every call.
They don’t want recognition — just a little understanding that behind every uniform is a human heart that beats for this province.

So here’s to the ones who answer the call no matter the hour — our Saskatchewan paramedics.
The ones who carry the weight so we don’t have to. 💚 Join our community: https://www.skool.com/surviving-adversity-in-life-1579/about?ref=4c3ecfca5b94492c84beb50536f96077