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Teaching Emergency Aid Skills at St. Helen’s
On Monday 26 October 2026, Pacific Spirit MedVents delivered Emergency Aid Skills training (Level 3 in the Outdoor Adventure Skills program) to the St. Helen’s Scout Troop. The session was informative and hands-on, with a balance of theory and practice and the emphasis on safe, evidence-based procedures.
Beavers’ Halloween Sleepover
Over 100 Beaver-aged youth from Colonies around the Lower Mainland gathered for a Halloween-themed sleepover at Camp Byng. MedVents were there to provide first aid services as the Beavers enjoyed crafts and games, including wood branding at the campfire on the beach.
First aid training - Beavers and Cubs
Medvents taught the Beaver Colony (aged 5-8) and Cub Pack (aged 8-10) essential first aid skills, essential for all their Scouting events such as camps and hikes.
Beaver Sleepover
Medvents provided first aid care for the Beaver’s autumn sleepover (youth aged 5-8) at camp.
DEEP Radio Event
Dunbar Earthquake and Emergency Planning (DEEP), the Pacific Spirit MedVents (Medical Venturers) and Vancouver Emergency Community Telecommunications Organization (VECTOR) teamed up to provide an introductory emergency radio training session for the public.
Camp Mardi Gras
Camp Mardi Gras is a Scouts Canada 3-day social camp for Rovers, Venturers and Rangers held at Camp Byng on the Sunshine Coast.
Langley Cruise-In Car Show
MedVents were invited to team up with the NorthShore MedVents at the annual Langley Good Times Cruise-In Car Show.
Learn to Camp
Medvents ran a workshop for the Scouts Canada Learn to Camp session, teaching young people in the community the importance of safety when exploring the outdoors.
DEEP: Earthquake preparation workshop
Medvents ran a workshop for Earthquake Preparedness with DEEP, to educate the community about the procedure if a large magnitude earthquake hit Vancouver.
PCC Open House
Medvents provided first aid services for the Open House at UBC, where new Scouting families were invited to learn what it means to get involved.