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New ambulance donation boosts emergency care in remote community
CTV News
Stanley Mission, facing challenges with emergency transport, now has an ambulance, thanks to donations. Previously, health care providers struggled with inadequate vehicles during emergencies. The new vehicle will improve patient care in this remote community, with the support of local sponsors. Read More
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Paramedics warn after deadly summer on the water
CIMY-FM
Renfrew County, Ontario, paramedics have issued a safety warning following a summer marked by multiple water-related fatalities. With over 900 local bodies of water, the region presents challenges for emergency responses, emphasizing the need for lifejackets and water safety awareness. Read More
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Community vigil offers space to share EMS-related losses
CKXY-FM
A vigil in Cochrane, Alberta, will let people confidentially share stories of how ambulance delays have impacted their families. Organized by EMS Safeline, the event aims to honour those lost or injured and connect with medics also affected by these delays. Read More
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Hospital service cuts lead to 60% patient diversion
CollingwoodToday
Grey County, Ontario paramedics are significantly affected by reduced hospital services in Durham, Ontario, with 60% of ambulance calls diverted to other hospitals. The county council discussed this impact during its recent meeting, noting it's a critical issue to monitor. Read More
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$12.6M paramedic station plan advances in Cambridge
CityNews Kitchener
Councillors have approved a plan to convert the former Kinsmen Children's Centre into a $12.6 million paramedic station in Cambridge, Ontario. The new station is expected to reduce long response times in the area, addressing a critical need. Read More
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Pilot to address mental health crises
Barrie Today
Simcoe County Paramedic Services is launching a one-year pilot to better handle 911 calls involving mental health issues. The program aims to offer alternatives to ER visits, focusing on treating and referring patients to appropriate services. Read More
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New ambulance station to boost health services by 2026
Arrow Lakes News
Premier David Eby announced a new ambulance station for Grand Forks, British Columbia, designed with paramedic input, aiming for completion by spring 2026. The facility will include space for two additional ambulances, enhancing local emergency services. Read More
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Le manque de véhicules adéquats menace les soins aux patients
Syndicat canadien de la fonction publique (SCFP)
Le syndicat des paramédics du Québec dénonce l'utilisation de véhicules inadéquats par des entreprises privées, compromettant les soins aux patients. Malgré les avertissements du directeur médical national, ces ambulances limitent l'efficacité des paramédics pendant les transferts, appelant à la nationalisation. Read More
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Over $1K raised for STARS Air Ambulance in charity BBQ
CKMR-FM
A charity BBQ raised $1,380 for STARS Air Ambulance, hosted by 104.5 More Country and Tim's Glass. Community members gathered to support the cause, enjoying food from Baldwin BBQ & Catering, with all proceeds aiding the air ambulance service. Read More
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How a 2015 pilot project revolutionized Revelstoke's health care
Revelstoke Review
Launched in 2016, Revelstoke's community paramedicine program evolved from a 2015 pilot, addressing local health care needs through medical support and outreach led by Christine Bell. This initiative, focusing on education and health promotion, relieves pressure on emergency services. Read More
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