In two weeks time, (Oct 1, 2009), Bill 118 (which became law) which prohibits viewing of electronic handheld devices, while driving, will be enforced. Devices include, cell phones; smartphones such as Blackberries; PDA's; IPods or other MP3 players; DVD Players; laptop computers; ebook readers; GPS units not affixed to the dashboard0; CB Radios; Ham Radios and portable games.

If you are operating a motor vehicle and are witnessed by a police officer using any of the above devices, i.e. viewing, texting or verbally communicating on a cell phone without a headset , you will receive a ticket worth $500.00.

If the officer considers such use of the device as careless driving, the consequences will include 6 demerit points; $2000 fine; insurance increase or cancellation; driver's licence suspension and possible incarceration.

First Scarborough MedVents’ first annual Cub First Aid Day held on Saturday March 28th 2009 was a success; the venue was at the Toronto EMS headquarters located at 4330 Dufferin St., Downsview Ontario. This remarkable event was organized to help cubs earn their first aid badge through a serious of rigorous activities delivered by the youth from First Scarborough MedVents. The success of this event can be illustrated by the number of people who attended; there were about 13 different groups that attended with over 120 cubs and leaders. Moreover, media coverage was delivered by CP24, CTV News, Scarborough Mirror and a local Chinese newspaper.