Get Canadian Red Cross CPR/AED certified in Mississauga, Hamilton, or St. Catharines. First, complete the online theory at home; then, join one hands-on skills session. As a result, you finish fast without cutting corners. Moreover, the course is WSIB-approved, the certificate is issued same-day, and pricing starts from $55. In addition, sessions run Monday through Sunday.
First, log into the Canadian Red Cross online portal and work through the self-paced theory modules from home. Because no classroom attendance is needed for this portion, you can finish in as little as 2–3 hours.
Next, book your hands-on practical day at one of our three Ontario locations. There, certified instructors walk you through real CPR compression technique, AED use, rescue breathing, and choking response.
Finally, you receive a temporary WSIB-accepted Red Cross certificate the same day. Afterward, your official digital certificate is emailed within 2–4 business days and remains valid for 3 years.
All three sites deliver the identical Canadian Red Cross curriculum. Therefore, you can simply choose the location that best fits your commute, because the certification, the instructors, and the quality are the same everywhere.
Because it sits centrally near Square One, Highway 401, and 403, our Mississauga CPR centre is the first choice for Peel Region, Brampton, Oakville, and Etobicoke residents and professionals.
Located in Downtown Hamilton, this site serves the Hamilton, Burlington, and Stoney Creek area. In addition, its instructors bring real-world emergency and clinical experience to every class.
As our newest location, the Thorold / St. Catharines site serves the entire Niagara Region — for example, Niagara Falls, Welland, and the Brock University community.
The Red Cross CPR/AED course covers four core skill areas. Because it uses a blended format, you study the theory online first and then practise every skill hands-on with a certified instructor.
The Canadian Red Cross offers multiple CPR certification levels. For most Ontario workplaces and schools, CPR Level C is the required standard. Healthcare professionals, however, typically require BLS-HCP.
This is the standard certification for the general public, workplace first aiders, childcare workers, teachers, and students. In addition, it covers adult, child, and infant CPR plus AED.
Valid for 3 years, it is issued by the Canadian Red Cross. As a result, it is accepted by WSIB and most Ontario employers.
This is the clinical-grade standard for regulated health professionals. Moreover, it adds 2-rescuer CPR, bag-valve-mask ventilation, and team resuscitation skills not found in CPR Level C.
Valid for 1 year, it is issued by the Canadian Red Cross. Consequently, it is accepted by Ontario hospitals and health agencies.
Our pricing is transparent and all-inclusive. Because there are no hidden fees, the Red Cross registration is already built into the price you see.
WSIB, O.Reg 1101, most Ontario employers, schools, and daycares.
Note, however, that expired certificates require the full course rather than recertification.
Workplaces with 5+ employees (Ontario O.Reg 1101 requirement), schools, and healthcare adjacent roles.
Simply call or email for a same-day quote and flexible scheduling across the GTHA and Niagara Region.
In Ontario, CPR/AED training is required for most workplaces under O.Reg 1101 (Workplace Safety & Insurance Act). Beyond compliance, however, it is strongly recommended for anyone who wants to respond confidently to a cardiac emergency.
Meet WSIB and O.Reg 1101 employer requirements across Ontario.
Childcare providers and educators needing valid certification for licensing.
Site workers and supervisors fulfilling mandatory Ontario safety obligations.
Anyone wanting to be prepared to respond in a home or community emergency.
Brock, McMaster, Mohawk, and other programs requiring CPR for non-clinical placements.
Personal trainers, lifeguards, and gym staff who need current CPR/AED credentials.
Security guards, transit workers, and commercial drivers needing workplace certs.
PSWs, dental assistants, and allied health professionals not requiring BLS level.
Thousands of Ontario residents and professionals have already trained with us. For that reason, the points below show exactly what sets us apart.
Every course is delivered under the official Canadian Red Cross curriculum. As a result, certificates are accepted by employers, WSIB, and regulatory bodies across Canada.
Our CPR/AED and First Aid courses fully satisfy Ontario's workplace first aid regulation. Consequently, employers can submit our certificates for WSIB compliance immediately.
You leave every session with a temporary Red Cross certificate that is valid for your employer the same day. Afterward, the permanent digital cert arrives by email within 2–4 business days.
Choose the location nearest you. Moreover, all three sites run Monday through Sunday, with morning and afternoon options to fit any schedule.
Not sure if CPR/AED is the right course? For example, you can explore all our other Ontario certification options below.
The blended format splits the course into two parts. First, the online theory takes approximately 2–3 hours and can be completed at home at your own pace. Then, the in-person skills session runs for roughly half a day. As a result, you can often finish both parts within the same week.
Yes. Because all our CPR/AED courses are Canadian Red Cross certified and WSIB-approved under Ontario O.Reg 1101, the certificate is recognised by most Ontario employers, schools, childcare agencies, and healthcare institutions. However, if your employer has specific requirements, contact us before registering and we'll confirm compatibility.
CPR Level C is the standard for the general public and workplace first aiders. In contrast, BLS-HCP is the clinical-grade standard for healthcare providers; for example, it adds 2-rescuer CPR, bag-valve-mask ventilation, and team resuscitation — skills not found in the standard Level C course. Therefore, if you're a nurse, doctor, paramedic, or medical student, BLS-HCP is the appropriate course.
Yes. As soon as you complete your in-person skills session, a temporary Red Cross certificate is provided — valid immediately for employer submission. In addition, your permanent digital certificate is emailed within 2–4 business days and remains valid for 3 years.
Bring a valid photo ID and wear comfortable, moveable clothing, because you'll be on the floor practising CPR. In addition, it helps to bring water and arrive 10 minutes early to complete sign-in. Finally, the instructor will verify your proof of online theory completion.
All three locations deliver the identical WSIB-approved, Red Cross certified CPR/AED course. Therefore, simply choose the one closest to you:
Yes. Because sessions run most days across all three locations, rescheduling is easy. If you need to change your date, contact us at +1 (289) 890-2898 or info@fagt.ca, and we'll move you to the next available session without hassle.
Yes. For example, we offer mobile on-site CPR/AED group training for businesses, schools, construction sites, and organisations across the GTHA and Niagara Region. To arrange it, call +1 (289) 890-2898 or visit our Group Training page for custom scheduling and group pricing.
Choose your Ontario location and book your blended CPR/AED session today. Because the certificate is issued the same day, you leave certified — Canadian Red Cross certified and WSIB-approved. In addition, sessions are available Mon–Sun.
