Following the launch of the ACT Foundation’s High School CPR Program in Edmonton in 2001, the Alberta government made CPR a mandatory part of the provincial curriculum. In 2006, the ACT Foundation completed set-up of the High School CPR Program throughout the province:

• More than 660,000 Alberta youth have been trained in CPR to date.
• 315 high schools have established the program.
• 45,000 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 1,000 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

• 552,000 BC youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR Program.
• 244 secondary schools have established the program.
• 46,000 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 1,300 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation is now enhancing the CPR program with defibrillator training.

• 46,000 MB youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR Program.
• 21 secondary schools have established the program.
• 3,400 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 70 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

• 17,800 NB youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR and Defibrillator Training Program.
• 10 secondary schools have established the program.
• 2,300 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 50 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation established the High School CPR Program in Labrador in 2008.

• 3,000 NL youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR and Defibrillator Training Program.
• 12 secondary schools have established the program.
• 1,100 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 30 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation established the High School CPR Program in Nunavut in 2003.

• 100 Nunavut youth are trained by their teachers every year.

• 2.6 million Ontario youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR Program.
• 780 high schools have established the program.
• 160,000 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 2,400 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation is now enhancing the CPR program with defibrillator training.

• 710,000 Quebec youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR Program.
• 400 schools have established the program.
• 68,000 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 2,660 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation is now enhancing the CPR program with defibrillator training.

• 32,000 Saskatchewan youth have been trained to date through the High School CPR Program.
• 12 schools have established the program.
• More than 2,800 students are trained by their teachers each year.
• More than 25 teachers have been trained as CPR instructors for their students.

The ACT Foundation established the High School CPR and Defibrillator Program in Yukon in 2016.

• 150 Yukon youth are trained by their teachers every year.