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Honouring Eric Glass: A life of love and community
Arbor Memorial
Eric Glass, 67, passed peacefully at home with his wife by his side. Predeceased by his son Chris, he is survived by his wife Cindy, daughter Jenna and many loved ones. Eric, a dedicated family man and active community member, was well-loved. Read More
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New ambulance simulator revolutionizes paramedic training in Ontario
CBC
Collège Boréal in Sudbury, Ontario, has introduced a cutting-edge ambulance simulator for paramedic training, funded by a $580,000 grant. This $650,000 machine is the first of its kind in Ontario. Ontario's minister of colleges and universities, Jill Dunlop, highlighted its benefits for future paramedics. Read More
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New paramedics gain critical ambulance driving skills
TBNewsWatch
Eleven new paramedics trained in ambulance driving at Boulevard Lake, navigating traffic cones as part of Superior North EMS onboarding. Scott Ramsden, from Edmonton, Alberta, studied at Confederation College and is excited yet nervous about his new role and exploring the region. Read More
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1 unified ambulance system to boost response efficiency
VOCM-AM
The NL Paramedic Association supports consolidating ambulance services under one system. Now, all road ambulance providers operate as one, managed by NL Health Services, accessible via 911. This system can reallocate resources to high-demand areas, ensuring better response times. Read More
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2 men seriously hurt in 20 foot scaffolding fall
CFTO-DT
Two men fell from a scaffolding deck in Willowdale, Toronto, and were rushed to a trauma center. The incident occurred near Yonge Street and North York Boulevard around 11:45 a.m. Paramedics reported serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Read More
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Paramedic's bravery saves officer during snowstorm
Global News
A grocery run turned heroic for Geoff D'Eon, an off-duty paramedic, who rescued an injured police officer during a snowstorm. Encountering a jackknifed truck, D'Eon found the officer on the ground and moved him to safety from an oncoming vehicle. Read More
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Paramedic faces new child pornography charges
CBC
A former paramedic in Nova Scotia, Todd Allen Sawler, 52, is charged again with child pornography offenses. Police seized electronic devices from his home after a tip. Charges include possession, accessing and distributing child pornography. He also faces charges for probation violations. Read More
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Apply now: Primary care paramedics needed across Algoma District
SooToday
Algoma District Paramedic Services seeks Ontario-qualified primary care paramedics. Opportunities are available in multiple communities. Algoma District Paramedic Services offers competitive pay, benefits and relocation assistance. Recent graduates without A-EMCA certification are encouraged to apply. Read More
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Community mourns the loss of dedicated paramedic
Insideottawavalley.com
Lanark County, Ontario paramedic Dave Nitschmann, 37, died in a motorcycle accident near Smiths Falls. The OPP is investigating. Nitschmann, known for his empathy and dedication, is remembered fondly by family, friends and colleagues. Read More
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7 paramedics honoured for outstanding bravery in 2024
Government of Ontario
The Ontario Medal for Paramedic Bravery celebrates paramedics who show exceptional courage, risking their lives to save others. Recipients this year include Geoff D'Eon, who saved an OPP officer from oncoming traffic, and Sarah Stagg, who performed lifesaving measures on off-duty victims. Read More
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PEI honours paramedics with new specialty license plates
Government of Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island introduces new license plates to honour paramedics. These plates feature a red maple leaf and Star of Life, symbolizing emergency services. Certified paramedics can apply, showcasing their dedication to providing critical care across the province. Read More
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Paramedic awarded for lifesaving bravery
CBC
A Sudbury, Ontario paramedic and 10 others received the Ontario Medal for Paramedic Bravery. The ceremony, led by Ontario's Lt. Gov. Edith Dumont and Health Minister Sylvia Jones, honoured paramedics for risking their lives. Sarah Stagg from Sudbury was among those recognized for her heroic actions. Read More
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Ottawa pursues creative solutions for ambulance shortages
CBC
Ottawa's paramedic chief says the city's plan for taxis-as-ambulances remains strong despite the province's refusal. The pilot aims to ease ER delays by using taxis for nonserious cases, reducing "code zero" events. The rejection offers a hidden opportunity. Read More
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Paramedicine program supports seniors at home
CHLK-FM
Lanark County, Ontario's paramedicine program excels, offering paramedic services beyond their usual duties, primarily aiding seniors as part of an aging-in-place initiative. Acting Commander Janice Steele highlights their support for those on long-term care waitlists and others needing care. Read More
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