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Ambulance collides with SUV, no injuries
NTV
An ambulance collided with an SUV at Topsail Road and Cowan Avenue in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. No injuries were reported. The ambulance had emergency lights on and wasn't transporting a patient. Both vehicles were towed from the scene. Read More
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Air ambulance showcase at Assiniboia Airport
SaskToday
An air ambulance open house at Assiniboia Airport emphasized its crucial role in emergencies. The Saskatchewan Air Ambulance Service has been operating since 1946, providing rapid medical assistance. Their Beechcraft King Air 200, staffed by pilots and medical personnel, can swiftly reach emergencies. Read More
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Vivez la nuit intense d'un paramédic
Noovo Info
Noovo Info a suivi des paramédics de nuit, dévoilant leur travail exigeant. Au-delà des accidents, ils gèrent des crises et des problèmes liés aux substances. Pendant le Festival de Jazz, ils traitent de nombreuses urgences, des accidents graves aux personnes inconscientes. Read More
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How to become a paramedic for free in Ontario
SooToday
Postsecondary education opens doors to better opportunities, especially in Northern Ontario, where financial support can eliminate tuition fees. The Ontario Learn and Stay Grant, available at CTS Canadian Career College campuses, covers educational costs for programs like Primary Care Paramedic, fostering inclusive and financially accessible education. Read More
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New paramedics base enhances emergency response
Kingstonist
The new Glenburnie, Ontario, paramedics base opened recently uniting officials and community members. Warden Frances Smith highlighted the project's significance for emergency services in Frontenac County. The event featured speeches, a ribbon cutting and tours of the facility. Read More
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Stay safe during festivals: Tips to prevent heatstroke and intoxication
Montreal Gazette
Festival attendees should stay hydrated and consume responsibly, as heatstroke and intoxication are common paramedic interventions. Emergency calls vary with weather and event type, with heat increasing cases of heatstroke and younger crowds often experiencing more intoxication incidents. Osheaga 2023 had 10 interventions, with four hospital transports. Read More
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7 new firefighter paramedics join Lethbridge team
Lethbridge News Now
Seven recruits finished a 12-week training with Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, mastering vital firefighting and rescue skills. The program included techniques like vehicle extrication and hazardous materials awareness, ensuring they are ready to serve the community effectively. Read More
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American paramedics to reach new standards with upcoming college
Journal of Emergency Medical Services
The American Paramedic Association announced the creation of the American College of Paramedics, aiming to align U.S. paramedics with global standards. EMTs will be classified as paramedics under new titles, enhancing their roles and capabilities across various settings. The college, led by paramedics, will set high professional standards. Read More
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Crash slows traffic near on Highway 5A
Penticton Western News
An air ambulance responded to a Highway 5A crash south of Merritt, B.C., slowing traffic in both directions near Kane Valley Road. The crash occurred around 2:30 p.m., with further details pending. Updates will follow as more information becomes available. Read More
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Retired ambulance now serves homeless
CBC
The Souls Harbour Rescue Mission launched the Souls Mobile, a former ambulance now serving encampments around Halifax, Nova Scotia. This initiative aims to provide essential services to those in need. Clare MacKenzie reports on this impactful project. Watch Video
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RCMP seek witnesses to attack on first responders
CityNews Vancouver
Coquitlam RCMP are seeking witnesses after a man attacked first responders. The suspect fled when police arrived but was later arrested. Police are now looking for video of the suspect and ask residents to report any sightings or surveillance footage. Read More
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RNC lauds rescuers of stranded teen climber
VOCM-AM
A 19-year-old stranded at Rattling Brook Falls prompted a swift response from the RNC and local emergency services. Corner Brook and York Harbour fire departments joined Bay of Islands Search and Rescue and the Department of Public Safety to assist. The teen was airlifted to safety. Read More
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$1.5M boosts mental health for Alberta's first responders
Local Journalism Initiative via Yahoo!
Alberta's SPHFR program granted $1.5 million to 13 nonprofits and six research projects. Recipients include Stoney Nakoda EMS and Elk Point firefighters. ACIAC emphasized the crucial role of this funding in expanding its support network to over 3,000 peers. Read More
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