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How Pack the Back is empowering students
NL Health Services
NL Health Services' paramedics launched a school supply drive to support students. The "Pack the Back to School" initiative gathered supplies for schools, receiving overwhelming community support. Supplies were distributed to area schools, benefiting many students. Read More
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Paramedic program launched Brittany Follett's lifesaving career
SooToday
After traveling in Australia, Brittany Follett sought a meaningful career. Drawn to health care but not traditional roles, she pursued paramedics. Enrolling in CTS Canadian Career College, she immersed herself in intensive hands-on training, sparking a passion for emergency care. Read More
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Grief turns to action: 5 defibrillators installed
CBC
Éric Brunelle, a Montreal firefighter, knew the need for accessible defibrillators. After his fatal heart attack in a remote area, his partner raised funds to install AEDs across Parc des Sommets, ensuring future visitors have quick access in emergencies. Read More
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Driver charged after high-speed chase behind ambulance
Brockville Recorder & Times
A man was arrested after following an ambulance at high speed through red lights in Brockville, Ontario. Police stopped the driver, identified impairment by drugs, and found cocaine. The suspect faces multiple charges, including impaired driving and drug possession. Read More
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New technology boosts RCAF search and rescue missions
Skies Magazine
The Royal Canadian Air Force has introduced the Cellular Airborne Sensors for Search and Rescue system, enabling aircraft to locate missing persons through their cellphones. This technology improves search outcomes by allowing communication even without a cellular network. Read More
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Paramedics prioritize critical calls with new system
NewmarketToday
York Region, Ontario, paramedics will soon use a new dispatch system prioritizing critical cases, causing longer waits for minor incidents. Starting in November, the system will improve response times for emergencies like strokes by prioritizing the most severe cases. Read More
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Paramedic services review shows steady improvements
Bayshore Broadcasting
Bruce County, Ontario's paramedic services have improved steadily since 2020, following a 10 year plan. A recent review highlights that resource enhancements helped manage rising demands. Some adjustments deviated from recommendations, but overall service performance has progressed. Read More
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Help pack an ambulance with back-to-school donations
NL Health Services
NL Health Services is organizing a supply and food drive in the coming weeks. In partnership with Labrador Straits Academy, they aim to fill an ambulance with school essentials and breakfast items for local families in need. Read More
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Pandora Avenue moves to final phase of tent removal plan
Times Colonist
First responders no longer need police escorts on Pandora Avenue as the focus shifts to removing tents. Police updated the three-stage safety plan, moving to the final phase: clearing encampments with support from local service providers. Housing is prioritized for residents. Read More
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New strategies improve paramedic response times
CTV News
Region of Waterloo, Ontario, paramedics implemented changes, including dynamic deployment, leading to improved response times. Chief John Riches explained how even small time gains are critical in saving lives and highlighted the addition of ambulances and modified deployment strategies. Read More
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Cutting ambulance shortages by 92%: Key strategies revealed
The Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton, Ontario's "code zero" ambulance shortage ended this year, improving paramedic response times by over 90 seconds. In 2024, only two code-zero incidents occurred, compared to 2022's 381. Improved off-load delays and increased staffing were pivotal in resolving this issue. Read More
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