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11/19/2025

Meet Brandon, an Associated Ambulance P*P working in Cold Lake. For the past two years, he’s become a familiar face and a trusted part of the Cold Lake community. His story is one example of how a career in rural paramedicine goes beyond emergency calls; it’s about connection, teamwork, and making a real impact every day.

If you’re ready to build a meaningful career in paramedicine, Cold Lake is a great place to start.

At Associated Ambulance, we’re hiring full-time team members who want to grow their skills, support their community, and be part of a team that has your back.

Learn more and start your journey in paramedicine with us today: https://associatedambulance.com/careers/

Today, we pause to honour those who served and sacrificed for the freedoms we hold today. We're grateful to the veterans...
11/11/2025

Today, we pause to honour those who served and sacrificed for the freedoms we hold today. We're grateful to the veterans, active service members, and their families who have given so much in service to our country.

We remember those who didn't come home. We honour those who carry the weight of their service. And we thank those who continue to serve. 🍁

November is Men’s Health Month and it is a topic that is incredibly important to us here at Associated Ambulance. Our te...
11/05/2025

November is Men’s Health Month and it is a topic that is incredibly important to us here at Associated Ambulance. Our team is diverse, spanning across the province and includes fathers, brothers, sons, and colleagues who depend on each other every day. We know that taking care of our own starts with breaking the silence around men's health.

As paramedics, we're often the first responders when prevention and early intervention could have changed the outcome. We see the impact of delayed care, unspoken struggles, and missed warning signs. That's why this November, we're speaking up.

🔵 1 in 9 Canadian men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime
🔵 Testicular cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in young Canadian men
🔵 In 2019, over 3,050 men died by su***de—nearly 59 men per week
🔵 3 out of 4 deaths by su***de in Canada are men
🔵 Su***de is the second leading cause of death among Canadian males aged 15–44 years

How can you join us?

👉 Check in on the men in your life. Be intentional. Be present.
👉 Support Movember: https://ca.movember.com/support-us/donate
👉 Donate to Canadian Men's Health Foundation: https://menshealthfoundation.ca/donate/
👉 Use your voice to normalize men's health conversations.

10/31/2025

Boo! They’re back! With halloween approaching, the spooky ghosties have once again been seen floating around the Edmonton station, posing for pictures, and giving everyone a fright.

Have a great Halloween and we hope you have just as much fun dressing up as this IFT crew did! 👻

Halloween is a night full of fun, but safety always comes first. At Associated Ambulance, we want to remind families and...
10/30/2025

Halloween is a night full of fun, but safety always comes first. At Associated Ambulance, we want to remind families and trick-or-treaters to keep a few best practices in mind!

Stay safe and have a wonderful night tomorrow!

Celebrating Excellence in Resuscitation!Associated Ambulance is proud to announce that our crews received recognition at...
10/24/2025

Celebrating Excellence in Resuscitation!

Associated Ambulance is proud to announce that our crews received recognition at the 2025 CanROC Resuscitation Awards in Red Deer on October 16. With data entered through our Clinical Educator, Allisa Wright, we earned awards in all three categories, a huge accomplishment for our team.

Award-winning crews:

⭐ Cold Lake — High-Performance CPR & Resuscitation Award
⭐ Drayton Valley — High-Performance CPR & ROSC Award
⭐ Jasper — Peer Choice Award for Resuscitation in Arduous Conditions

These awards recognize outstanding teamwork, clinical excellence, and dedication to patient care. From rapid high-quality CPR to advanced interventions and exceptional post-ROSC management, our crews continue to set the standard in resuscitation care.

Please join us in congratulating Jason Spears, Joshua Turner, Cole Stasiuk, Sarah‑Lynn Locke, Amanda Delaurier, Matthieu Marchand, Mike Mahoney, and Zandra Hauk for this well-deserved recognition!

10/20/2025

Mike Mahoney has been with Associated Ambulance for the last 20 years, and continues to carry the same passion and drive today as he did when he joined our team those many years ago.

As our Jasper Operations Supervisor, he’s responsible for overseeing the two trucks that service the greater Jasper area, and he does it proudly.

What keeps Mike going? Well, for starters, he loves working in the mountains. The terrain and variety of calls keep the work challenging and push him to be the best paramedic he can be for his community.

Mike hopes that his passion for paramedicine can help inspire the next generation of paramedics to pursue rural paramedicine.

We’re actively hiring a P*P to join our Jasper team. Learn more and apply here:https://associatedambulance.bamboohr.com/careers/607

At Associated Ambulance, we see firsthand the impact mental health can have on both our community and the first responde...
10/10/2025

At Associated Ambulance, we see firsthand the impact mental health can have on both our community and the first responders who serve it. World Mental Health Awareness Day is a reminder that no one has to carry the weight alone.

To our team and our community: it’s okay to talk about mental health, and it’s always okay to reach out for support. Help is here, and so are we.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Did you know that 1 in 8 Canadian women will face a breast cancer diagnosis in ...
10/07/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Did you know that 1 in 8 Canadian women will face a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime?

Early detection saves lives. Regular screenings and paying attention to changes in your body are powerful steps you can take to protect yourself.

Let’s raise awareness, take action, and support those impacted.

On National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we pause to honour the survivors of residential schools, their families, and t...
09/30/2025

On National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we pause to honour the survivors of residential schools, their families, and the communities forever impacted. 🧡

Throughout the month of September and including today, our paramedics wear orange epaulettes as a visible reminder of our commitment to listening with compassion, learning with humility, and standing alongside Indigenous Peoples.

At Associated Ambulance, we believe reconciliation is more than reflection, it’s an ongoing responsibility to acknowledge the truth, respect resilience, and work toward a future built on understanding and trust.

A big thank you to Portage College in Lac La Biche for having us at their Career Café on August 29 as part of the 1st Ye...
09/12/2025

A big thank you to Portage College in Lac La Biche for having us at their Career Café on August 29 as part of the 1st Year Student Orientation!

We had the chance to meet with almost 100 EMR, P*P, and ACP students, future practitioners who are just starting their journey in paramedicine. It was great to chat about the communities we serve, answer questions about the hiring process, and share a few tips for their careers ahead.

Our team was out in full force: Naomi Calvert, Lorna Tourangeau, Linda Spilchen, Darren Johnson, Joseph Vanden Brink, and Christy Latchford all came along, and we even brought our LUCAS device and the LifePak 35 so students could get hands-on with some of the tools we use in the field.

What a wonderful way to spend a Friday afternoon!

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day, a day to raise awareness, foster understanding, and remind one another that suppo...
09/10/2025

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day, a day to raise awareness, foster understanding, and remind one another that support is always within reach.

Su***de affects people across all walks of life, and in Canada. Recognizing the signs, such as talking about su***de, withdrawing from others, or experiencing drastic mood changes, can help us provide timely support that can lead to saving lives.

Our paramedics often respond to mental health calls, and we’ve seen firsthand the difference compassion, listening, and connection can make. Today, and every day, let’s check in on each other, offer a non-judgmental ear, and encourage those struggling to seek help.

📞 If you or someone you know is in crisis, you are not alone:

- Distress Line (CMHA Edmonton) – 780-482-4357 (24/7)
- Crisis Services Canada – Call 1-833-456-4566 or Text 45645 (24/7)
- Pride Centre of Edmonton – 780-488-3234

You matter. Your life matters. And there is help, hope, and healing.

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