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Kristen St. Arnault is originally from Little Red River Cree Nation and she now resides in Simon Lake within the Woodland Cree First Nation. For as long as she can remember she’s been volunteering within her community and is always trying to find ways to lend a helping hand or rally support for community events.
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APL’S INDIGENOUS COMMITMENT
APL is committed to making positive contributions to the First Nation’s communities that we serve. From providing resources and services to collaboratively seeking opportunities that benefit the communities, we take our involvement in the Aboriginal communities seriously and take care to help preserve the very special and unique cultures of these communities. Please click this link to learn more about our commitment.
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Student Program – Air Ambulance
Kyle Boettcher, 21, from Sherwood Park, had his perspective on prehospital care reshaped through his participation in the APL Air Ambulance Program. As a Primary Care Paramedic student, he saw this opportunity as a gateway to understanding a different facet of emergency medical services.
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Taking Flight with APL – Lyle Barron, Flight Medic, Peace River Station
Taking Flight with APL Lyle Barron, Flight Medic, Peace River Station Originally from a small fishing village in Nova Scotia, Lyle Barron now lives in Edmonton and serves as a flight medic at the Peace River Station. With previous experience as a paramedic, Lyle happened upon APL by chance and took flight in his new role in March of 2021.