Buhler First Aid Services

11/24/2025

Not much help from this crew today! Office work while they do what they do best. Rest! lol Life is exhausting for them.

11/24/2025

Many people know me as a first aid instructor, teaching people how to stay calm, confident, and capable when things matter most.

But like all of us, there’s so much more to me than the work I do.

I’m a mom first.
I have five amazing adult children, and they are truly my whole world.
They’ve shaped who I am, what I value, and the heart I bring into everything I do.

I feel most like myself when I’m outdoors.

Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, breathing in crisp air, and soaking in the quiet that only nature can give.
It grounds me and reminds me what really matters.
That’s one of the reasons I love the work I do in northern Indigenous communities. Working up north deeply humbles me. I go there to teach, but I always leave having learned something too.

When I’m home, you’ll usually find me sewing, crafting, working on building projects, or bringing old furniture and antiques back to life.

And of course, my dachshunds are a huge part of my life.

Little legs, loud opinions, zero boundaries, and hearts bigger than their bodies.
Bossy, brave, stubborn, and so full of love it actually hurts.
They are my shadows, my stress relief, and the tiniest little joys in my life.
I don’t own them… they own me. 🐾

This is the heart behind what I do.
It is who I am when no one is watching.

Grateful for this life, this work, and the people and moments that shape me.
— Marge

11/21/2025

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11/21/2025

Thank you for trusting me with your learning — it’s a privilege I never take for granted. ❤️

Looking to get up to date on your First Aid?
I have some spots left for November dates.

Book here: https://thunderbayfirstaid.ca/courses/ or DM me if you have questions.

11/19/2025

I’ve spent more than two decades teaching First Aid & CPR across Northern Ontario, and the work I do in Northern and Indigenous communities is some of the most meaningful of my career.

Out here, training isn’t just a certification — it’s a lifeline.

Communities are tight-knit.
Distances are long.
And when an emergency happens, the people standing closest are often family, friends, neighbours, or coworkers.
Giving those people the confidence to act isn’t something I take lightly. It’s a responsibility I’m honoured to carry.

Being accredited by the Indigenous Certification Board of Canada is part of that commitment. It ensures the training I deliver meets rigorous, culturally respectful standards that Northern learners can trust.

And it’s a privilege to help them feel prepared when it matters most. ❤️

I love working up North.

11/16/2025

I love this feedback, but most importantly, I love knowing you leave feeling capable, supported, and ready to help someone.

Thank you Kimberly!

Looking to certify or to refresh your training?
Book here: https://thunderbayfirstaid.ca/courses/ or DM me if you have questions.

11/14/2025

Many local employers send their staff to our public workshops, it’s an easy way to meet workplace safety requirements and build real confidence when it counts.

Our classes cover everything from CPR and AED use to emergency response and psychological first aid, practical skills that make a difference long after the course ends.

💻 Visit www.thunderbayfirstaid.ca to register for an upcoming workshop date, or contact me to book private training for your workplace.

11/14/2025

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