About Us
Since 2001 Arctic Response Canada has been the top Emergency Planning and Safety Training Provider in Northern Canada. .
Company president and founder Mike Rarog leads the operation out of Yellowknife, where business began in 2001 .
Mike has a strong military background including over 15 years spent in the North with the Canadian Forces, plus considerable experience in the non-profit sector including International humanitarian aid work in the former Rwanda and Yugoslavia.
The Northern headquarters remains strong with satellite offices opening in Iqaluit, Whitehorse and Saskatoon to appeal to our clients needs and interests.
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Yellowknife
Robin Bourke is lead instructor for the Yellowknife HQ.
Robin brings a wealth of professional and personal interest experience in all aspects of field training and health and safety certifications.
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For a list of upcoming courses taking place in Yellowknife click Here
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Whitehorse
Chris Meger is the District Field Safety Manager for our Whitehorse location.
Chris Meger leads Arctic Response Canada’s, Yukon and Northern BC division as District Manager based locally out of Whitehorse YT. Adding to an already extensive outdoor portfolio, his professional training/field experiences over the past 5 years with Arctic Response make him a dynamic resource, capable of providing a wide range of training opportunities under our FIELD SAFETY and INDUSTRIAL SAFETY training menus. Please feel free to contact Chris for any and all matters relating to your developing safety culture & OH&S training plans.
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For a list of upcoming courses taking place in Whitehorse click Here
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Saskatoon
District manager for Saskatoon is Jeff Baxter .
A former Naval officer, Jeff leads the Emergency Planning and Consultation branch of our business.
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For a list of upcoming courses taking place in Saskatoon click Here
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Iqaluit
Our newest office opened in Iqaluit with a focus on Health & Safety and Field courses to better serve the remote Northern communities.
