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The crisis in Armenia echoes patterns seen in other conflicts, families forced to flee with little more than what they can carry. GlobalMedic is working alongside AGBU, Armenia’s largest and most historic humanitarian organization, to provide urgently needed food hampers.

GlobalMedic is proud to help during tough times by delivering fresh food hampers to Ukrainian refugee families in Moldova. Each bin is packed with nearly seven kilograms of fresh produce, including beetroot and apples, alongside staples like buckwheat, pasta, and cooking oil.

GlobalMedic is currently field-testing amphibious rescue vehicles like the ARGO Sasquatch and the Centaur ARGO, to better serve communities across Ontario. These all-terrain units are designed to reach people during floods, snowstorms, and other emergencies.

GlobalMedic is on the ground with our local partner AGBU, delivering food hampers filled with 22 pounds of staple items. Each family is verified by AGBU volunteers. With over 115,000 people in need across the country, we’re working daily to reach as many families as possible.

A typical food hamper prepared by GlobalMedic in Moldova weighs around 6.7 kg, filled with fresh produce like beetroot and apples, along with essential staples like buckwheat, pasta, and grains. These hampers are a vital lifeline for the many hungry families we aim to support.

Due to the ongoing conflict with Azerbaijan, over 165,000 people have been displaced, forced to leave their homes with little more than the clothes on their backs. Armenians have come together to help, and GlobalMedic is providing food hampers to families in rural areas.

GlobalMedic’s Rapid Response Team was in Exeter testing heavy-duty rescue vehicles as part of our new response initiative. These off-road machines are built to handle Ontario’s toughest conditions, from deep snow to floodwaters and rugged terrain.

As wildfires spark evacuations in British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba, GlobalMedic is stepping up efforts to support firefighters nationwide. With 220+ fire skids donated, GlobalMedic is helping firefighters get to the front lines faster, so they can protect communities.

A longtime partner and Haven Community Hero, we thank GlobalMedic for their generous donation of pasta to our Food Bank. Together, we are fighting food insecurity. #globalmedic #foodbank #havenhero #etobicoke

Wildfires are raging across Manitoba and Saskatchewan, some of the worst in recent memory. GlobalMedic is deploying fire skids to equip firefighters on the front lines. These units turn pickup trucks into powerful firefighting tools, helping reach remote areas big tankers can’t.

When wildfires outpace equipment, every second counts. Volunteer firefighters in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are ready, but many lack the tools they need. That’s where GlobalMedic steps in. Our fire skid units transform pickup trucks into nimble, front-line firefighting vehicles.

Today we celebrate Ontario Day. A chance to honour the courage and compassion of Ontarians to our great country. I couldn’t be more grateful and honoured to celebrate the many volunteers who make up Ontario Corps. From wildfires to floods, emergencies test our resilience — but

After witnessing the devastating impact of the 2023 wildfire season, GlobalMedic began building custom fire skid units to support frontline firefighters. These units help firefighters reach remote areas faster and respond more effectively.

Candle Lake is nearly surrounded by wildfire. With winds gusting and embers sparking new blazes, local crews urgently need support. GlobalMedic has just supplied and deployed four skid units, transforming standard pickup trucks into frontline firefighting tools.

With over 25,000 evacuated and La Ronge clearing out, Saskatchewan is battling historic wildfires. GlobalMedic has deployed 13 skid units so far, loaded onto pickup trucks and rushed to the front lines. Now, we’ve introduced a new trailer-mounted prototype.

Warman, Saskatchewan, a town of 14,000, has become GlobalMedic’s depot in the fight against wildfires. We’re trucking in fire skid units, cross-docking them directly into local fire trucks, and getting them to the front lines fast. In some cases, they’re on-scene within hours.

Saskatchewan is facing the biggest fire in the province's history. Some of these areas don’t have enough apparatus at their disposal. GlobalMedic is helping by providing Saskatchewan with fire skids. These skids can turn a pick-up truck into a tiny fire truck.

In Warman, GlobalMedic is teaming up with an incredible crew of firefighters to push vital equipment north. Four fire skid units have been loaded onto a trailer and are on their way to Candle Lake, currently threatened by the largest fire in Saskatchewan’s history, the Shoe Fire.

GlobalMedic’s fire skid units are turning ordinary pickup trucks into frontline firefighting tools. Each unit includes a tank, pump, hose, and a stabilizing frame, mounted on an aluminum skid. These high-impact systems allow firefighters to reach remote areas faster.

Wildfires in Saskatchewan have triggered a state of emergency. GlobalMedic has deployed 13 skid units and just introduced a new trailer-mounted prototype to support fire services. These units are heading straight to the front lines to help firefighters battle the flames.