With the return of warmer weather, Alberta Health Services EMS would like to remind citizens to stay safe in the heat and sun this summer.  While children and the elderly can be more susceptible to the effects of heat, basic prevention measures should be taken by all to avoid a heat related illness during periods of hot and humid weather. Complete article: HeatRelatedIllness.pdf (75.70 kb)

With the return of warmer weather, Alberta Health Services EMS would like to remind parents of an often overlooked hazard in the home – open windows.
Every year, paramedics respond to emergencies where a child has fallen from an open window in their house– often from the second floor. Falls such as these are preventable by taking time to assess your home and ensuring windows are safe. Full article: EMS - Window and Balcony Safety.pdf (64.27 kb)

After the Millrise fire this might be a great time to review your insurance.

Toole Peet Insurance has partnered with the Federation of Calgary Communities to offer Special discounted group home and auto insurance rates.

Members with a paid community association membership (applicant with poor accident or driving record may not qualify)
 

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Bicycle crashes are the leading cause of brain injury in school-aged children. Most injuries occur when a cyclist suffers a fall, strikes a stationary object, or collides with another cyclist or pedestrian.

Remember - it is the law in Alberta that cyclists under the age of 18 must wear a helmet (and highly recommended for all ages). Helmets should be CSA approved and worn during recreational activities such as skateboarding, in-line skating, or cycling.  More information: BicycleHelmetSafety.pdf (64.26 kb)

Police Commission Public Meeting.pdf (100.99 kb)