I Res-Q U

03/02/2026

Proud to work with this amazing instructor. She is the go-to for Child Care First Aid and other hands on groups. Message her today to get started.

Hey! My name is Rilyn, owner and instructor of Think FAST - First Aid and Safety Training.

At Think FAST, I am proud to be a second generation instructor, serving Alberta with professional, Alberta OHS-compliant first aid and CPR training. I provide hands-on, engaging courses designed to meet provincial regulations while giving individuals and workplaces the confidence to respond quickly and effectively in an emergency.

When you train with me, you’re choosing up-to-date certification, personalized instruction, and a strong commitment to safety in our community.

See my pinned post for March Availability!

02/12/2026

HOME ALONE

02/08/2026

10/09/2025

Cool

10/06/2025

09/20/2025

Babysitter Course on Sept 30, 2025 from 9-4:30 p.m. Go to iresqu.com to sign up!
Ages 10 and up.
Each babysitter is also offered a CPR/AED certification which is on the 29th for $10 ($58 savings!) Online portion for this course will be sent upon registration and must be complete before the 30th class date.
Be sure to sign up for both! $60 plus GST

09/19/2025

Babysitter Course on Sept 30, 2025 from 9-4:30 p.m. Go to iresqu.com to sign up!
Ages 10 and up.

Each babysitter is also offered a CPR/AED certification which is on the 29th for $10 ($58 savings!) Online portion for this course will be sent upon registration and must be complete before the 30th class date.

Be sure to sign up for both! $60 plus GST

09/03/2025

07/26/2025

Babysitting Course!! 4 spots left! Sign up now! July 31 from 9-5 pm $60. Students can sign up for a Red Cross CPR/AED course with the babysitting course for an extra $10 on July 30 from 2-4 pm.

Register at iresqu.com

05/04/2025

In the late 1800s, shoes were still a luxury for many—painfully slow and expensive to make by hand. But in 1883, an inventor named Jan Ernst Matzeliger changed everything.
Born in Dutch Guiana (now Suriname) in 1852, Matzeliger immigrated to the U.S. and began working in a Massachusetts shoe factory. There, he saw a problem: attaching soles to shoes—called “lasting”—was done by hand, limiting how many pairs could be made. He knew there had to be a better way.
So, he built it.
Matzeliger invented the lasting machine, a device that could do the work of ten skilled shoemakers in a fraction of the time. His machine revolutionized the industry, cutting shoe prices in half and making durable footwear affordable for working-class families across America. Sadly, he died at just 36 from tuberculosis, before he could see how widely his invention would transform lives.
Jan Ernst Matzeliger wasn’t just a genius—he was a visionary who changed an entire industry. His name may not appear in most textbooks, but every pair of shoes we wear today walks in the path he helped create.

~Lovely USA

04/11/2025

HEY!! Come see me at Booth 106! Get a code and Save $25 on a Standard First Aid Course! Let the kids win a toy on the spinner! Companies register 4 employees and get the 5th one free for the month of May! ($162.75 savings)