St. John Ambulance Niagara Region Branch

11/04/2026

St. John Ambulance Niagara is proud to be a part of Charitable Gaming. Funds raised help support our programs and make a difference in our community.





Charitable Gaming. Community Good.

11/02/2026

Thanks to our incredible donors and sponsors our 2026 Tails on Trails campaign has raised $4836.75 to support our local Niagara Community Services Programs.

Our appreciation goes out to:
Man-A-Mile - Event Sponsor
Marcal Paper - Supporting Sponsor
CERF Niagara and A & J Vacuum Supplies - Community Sponsor
Tawse W**ery, T&S B**r and W**e and Thorld Pet Value - Prize or Gift-in-kind Partner

A BIG THANK YOU to our friends who made a personal donation to our campaign!

There are a few days left if you are interested in supporting.

10/30/2026

Upcoming Babysitting Basics classes. Call today to register and secure your spot 905-685-8964.

10/29/2026

Halloween is a good reminder to think about the safety and well-being of our pets. With more visitors, unfamiliar noises, costumes, decorations, and treats around the house, it’s worth taking a few extra steps to help keep them comfortable and safe. ⛑🎃

Here are a few tips to keep in mind this Halloween to keep your pets happy and safe:

🍬 Keep treats out of reach: Chocolate, candy, and some sugar-free treats can be harmful to pets.
🔕 Give them a quiet space: Set up a comfortable area where your pet can get away from visitors and unfamiliar noises.
🕯 Keep decorations safely out of reach: Secure candles, wires, small decorations, and anything your pet could chew or swallow.
🧛‍♂️ Check costumes carefully: If your pet wears a costume, make sure it fits comfortably and doesn’t restrict their movement or breathing.
🚪 Watch the front door: Keep pets safely indoors and away from the doorway when visitors arrive to help prevent them from slipping outside.

Pet safety matters year-round, and knowing how to respond when your pet is injured or unwell is an important part of being a responsible pet owner. Halloween is a great opportunity to check your supplies, review your pet’s safety plan, and build your confidence with pet first aid.

Want to feel more prepared to help your furry family member? Take a pet first aid course https://sja.ca/en/training/home-family/pet-first-aid

10/29/2026

10/21/2026

Get Your Team JHSC Ready with St. John Ambulance Ontario ⛑

A Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) brings worker and management representatives together to identify hazards, support safer practices, and help keep the workplace compliant under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act.

In most Ontario workplaces with 20 or more workers, a JHSC is required. At least one worker member and one employer member must be certified. Certified members help with inspections, hazard recognition, and bringing safety issues forward, which protects people and supports compliance.

Who needs the training? 🤔
JHSC members who will serve as certified representatives, and anyone preparing to take on that role. Employers are responsible for making sure the required members are trained and certified.

St. John Ambulance offers:
Level 1️⃣: foundational training on roles, legislation, and committee responsibilities
Level 2️⃣: builds on Level 1 with practical hazard recognition and workplace application
Refresher: for certified members who need to stay current

Why choose SJA? 🌟
Trusted training, experienced instructors, and flexible options so your team can get certified without the hassle. Whether you’re starting certification or renewing it, SJA Ontario can help you get there. Learn more: https://sja.ca/en/training/workplace-health-safety/joint-health-safety-certification-training

10/21/2026

Only a few days left to support our Niagara Tails on Trails virtual walk-a-thon. All funds raised support our Niagara Volunteer Community Service programs:
Car Seat Education
Therapy Dogs
Water Patrol
Medical First Responders

Big thanks to our key sponsor Man-A- Mile, whose generous support kicked off our 2026 campaign.

10/21/2026

Only 5 days left until Oct 25! ⏰🦮

Sign up now for St. John Ambulance’s 2nd annual Tails on Trails Virtual Walk-a-Thon. Walk with your dog, family, friend, or solo.

Let us know in the comments, which program you’re walking for! Then register before time runs out: https://stjohnambulance.akaraisin.com/ui/tailsontrails2026

10/21/2026

For more than 140 years, St. John Ambulance has been part of communities across Canada, helping people build the skills and confidence to care for others. ⛑

You may know us for first aid and CPR training, but our work goes beyond the classroom. Our volunteers provide first aid support at community events, Therapy Dog teams bring comfort and connection to people across the country, and our training, products, and community programs help Canadians feel more prepared to respond when it matters.

But what exactly does St. John Ambulance do, and how does all of this work come together? Read our latest blog, “Who Is St. John Ambulance?”, to learn more about our history, our programs, and the people who help us serve communities across Canada.

Read the full blog here https://sja.ca/en/node/4065538

10/16/2026

So close now. Please help us raise funds to support our Community Services; Car Seat Education, Therapy Dogs, Water Patrol and Medical First Responders.
Contact
[email protected] for more information or to donate.

October 25 is almost here. Don’t wait to join St. John Ambulance’s second annual Tails on Trails Virtual Walk-a-Thon! 
 
Have you signed up yet? Walk with your dog, family member, friend or solo! ⛑️🚶‍♀️

Tell us in the comments below what program you’ll be walking for. 

Don’t forget if you haven’t yet sign up now: https://stjohnambulance.akaraisin.com/ui/tailsontrails2026