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Opioid crisis: Impact on children
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The opioid crisis is having a devastating impact on children, exposing them to dangerous environments and increasing their vulnerability. This report highlights the growing concern of children suffering as a result of their caregivers' opioid addiction. Watch Video
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Military medics brave perilous frontline conditions in Ukraine
Sky News
As darkness falls, medics anxiously await another intense night on Ukraine's eastern front. Yaroslav, the chief medic, receives a distressing call — multiple casualties, some severely injured. Racing into the night under the constant drone and artillery threat, they face immense danger. Read More
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Petition fights ambulance station closure amid safety concerns
ParrySound.com
Chris Fellows Jr. is concerned about plans to close the MacTier ambulance station in Ontario. Rumors, now confirmed, sparked him to launch a petition. Fellows worries the small community is losing vital services, highlighting past closures and calling for increased health care support. Read More
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New helipad boosts air ambulance access
YorkRegion.com
York Region Paramedic Services has opened a new helipad at its East Gwillimbury headquarters, enhancing patient transport. The closure of Buttonville Airport posed challenges, but the new facility allows quicker air ambulance access, improving emergency care for critical patients. Read More
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Virtual EMS lecture explores rural health solutions
CKNX-AM
The Gateway Centre is hosting a virtual lecture on rural EMS and transport, led by Dr. Sean Moore. Moore, an emergency services leader, advocates for health care equity in rural and Indigenous communities. Registration is available on the Gateway CERH website. Read More
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$1.5M investment to ease ambulance delays
The Record
Waterloo Region, Ontario, will receive $1.5 million to hire more health care staff for ambulance offloads. This funding, part of the province's Dedicated Offload Nurses Program, aims to reduce wait times and increase ambulance availability for 911 calls. The province also raised ambulance funding by 15%. Read More
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Emergency services can help residents prevent 911 calls
HaltonHillsToday
Halton, Ontario, paramedics responded to over 50,000 calls last year, transporting 35,000 patients. At a community workshop, paramedics shared how outreach programs like routine health checks help prevent emergencies, especially for seniors. Additional services aim to support vulnerable residents. Read More
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How paramedics improve home palliative care
Millstone News
Lanark County, Ontario paramedics provide essential support to palliative care patients by offering home visits, wellness plans and referrals. This community-driven initiative ensures patients can receive care at home, improving comfort during critical times while alleviating the burden on caregivers. Read More
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4 ways community volunteers can strengthen Canada's emergency response
Big News Network
Increasing emergencies and social crises are overwhelming Canada's response systems. Without a national emergency agency, communities scramble to react. Local volunteers, however, can be an effective resource for managing emergencies, and improving their involvement may reduce reliance on military intervention. Read More
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