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03/27/2026

April training dates are now open 🙌

Public First Aid (online learning + 1 in-class skills day):
Apr 8, 12, 14, 21, 23, 25, 27, 30

Basic Life Support:
Apr 9, 20

Private group training is also available for organizations.

Pre-registration is required and can be completed online at https://thunderbayfirstaid.ca

I can't wait to see you!

03/24/2026

So grateful for the kind words and 5⭐️ reviews

It truly means so much. Thank you Darren!

PS. Public Courses for April training dates are now live on the website — looking forward to seeing you in class!

03/21/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month… and the reality is, stress in the workplace isn’t going anywhere.

What can change is how your team handles it.

When people have the tools to recognize stress and respond in real time, everything shifts.

Less burnout
Stronger communication
More confident leadership
A healthier, more supportive workplace

People feel better showing up.

They communicate more clearly.
They support each other.
They stay.

It’s an investment in your team that they can use every single day. The kind of training that changes how people show up, not just at work… but in life.

This training is delivered on-site at your workplace , where the real impact happens through interaction, conversation, and shared experience.

If you’re looking to bring this into your organization, reach out.
Pricing is based on the number of participants and can be tailored to your team.

Let’s create a healthier workplace, together.

📩 Send a message to learn more or book a private training

03/13/2026

True or False?

If someone has a nosebleed, you should tilt their head back.
❌ False.

Tilting the head back can cause blood to run down the throat and be swallowed.

Instead:
Lean slightly forward and pinch the soft part of the nose for about 10 minutes.
Many of us grew up being told to tilt our head back, but first aid guidance has changed.

The more we know, the better prepared we are to help.

— Marge Buhler
Buhler First Aid Services

03/11/2026

Did you know that about 70% of cardiac arrests happen at home?

Which means the person who may need to respond first…
could be a family member, friend, or neighbour.♥️

Those first few minutes matter.

Knowing how to recognize cardiac arrest and start CPR can make a life-saving difference while help is on the way.

First aid training isn’t just for workplaces.
It’s for homes, families, and everyday life.

Space is available in the following dates:
📅 March 17
📅 March 19
📅 March 21
📅 March 23

Note that participants must complete the knowledge portion online in advance, followed by a one-day in-class skills session on the scheduled date.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Book directly through the website https://thunderbayfirstaid.ca

— Marge Buhler
Buhler First Aid Services

03/08/2026

Spots open for Public First Aid courses and Basic Life Support sessions in March.

Note that for Public First Aid course, the knowledge portion is completed online first, so when you come to class we can focus on the hands-on skills that matter most in an emergency.

Book directly through website.

Look forward to seeing you!

03/07/2026

After a long winter, many of us are excited that Daylight Savings brings longer evenings and extra light, but the one-hour shift can affect our bodies and safety in measurable ways.

Here’s what research shows:

1️⃣ Higher risk of car crashes
A study analyzing over 700,000 accidents found fatal crashes increase by about 6% in the week after the spring time change, likely due to sleep disruption and reduced alertness on the roads.

2️⃣ More workplace injuries
Some safety research has found a spike in workplace injury reports in the days immediately following the time change, particularly on the Monday after.

3️⃣ Reduced alertness and reaction time
Even small sleep loss can slow reaction time and focus, factors that contribute to both driving and workplace risk.

Our bodies don’t reset instantly, and fatigue affects safety.
This week, help keep yourself and teams safe by:

🔹 Encouraging extra morning light exposure (10–20 minutes helps reset your internal clock)
🔹 Reminding drivers to stay alert on the roads
🔹 Promoting brief rest breaks and hydration on the job

⏰ Don’t forget to change your clocks tonight, and please "spring forward" safely.

Take good care,

Marge,
Buhler First Aid

03/06/2026

Sunday, March 8 is International Women’s Day, and I’ll be teaching First Aid that day, so I wanted to share my sentiments a few days early.
I’m celebrating women who are making an impact every day.
Some by building businesses.
Some by leading teams.
Some by caring for others and strengthening their communities.
Women who had an idea, believed in it, and worked hard to bring it to life. I see you and I support you.
Here’s to the women who lead, who lift others up, and who keep showing up every day to build something meaningful.

Happy International Women’s Day. 💜
Marge

03/03/2026

Hearing loss doesn’t always happen suddenly.
In many workplaces, it happens slowly, over time.

Loud machinery.
Power tools.
Industrial environments.

The good news?
It’s preventable.

Protective equipment.
Proper training.
Awareness.

Safety isn’t just about what you see.
It’s also about what you hear.

If you’re responsible for workplace safety, make hearing protection part of the conversation.

Stay safe,
Marge
Buhler First Aid

02/27/2026

Spring is around the corner and we’re all ready for longer days of sunlight, and a little relief from a long winter. Right?

For many, March always feels like a reset, and it’s also the time you realize your certifications are up for renewal.

My March courses launched last week, and are already starting to fill up!

It's important for me to keep class sizes manageable so everyone gets real hands-on time and leaves feeling confident, so sending a little reminder, that if you’ve been meaning to book, now’s a good time!

You can register online: https://thunderbayfirstaid.ca/registration-gorendezvous/

If you’re booking a First Aid course, please remember the online knowledge portion must be completed before attending your one-day in-class skills session on the scheduled date.

Look forward to seeing you!

Marge

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