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Why you should carry a naloxone kit during holiday festivities
CTV News
Naloxone kits, now freely available at certain pharmacies, are crucial for addressing fentanyl overdoses, which pose risks across all demographics, including children. Paramedics stress the importance of accessibility, proper storage and preparedness for emergencies during unpredictable overdose situations. Read More
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High emergency fees force tough choices for seniors
CBC
Barb Bobychuk criticizes high paramedic fees, claiming they deter seniors from seeking emergency help due to financial strain. Officials defend the charges as necessary cost recovery, but critics argue they contradict government goals for senior independence. Read More
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City in Ontario's bold push for solar-powered ambulances
The Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton, Ontario, plans to install solar panels on nearly 60 ambulances using annual climate change funds. Established in 2018, the reserve receives $2.5 million annually for projects reducing emissions. One initiative allocates $250,000 for solar panels to power onboard equipment. Read More
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Paramedics seek $140K for off-road emergency vehicle
CTV News
Nipissing District, Ontario, paramedics are urging the local social services board to fund a $140,000 all-terrain emergency vehicle to enhance access to remote areas, citing the effectiveness of such equipment during severe weather events in other regions. Read More
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Nova Scotia's 1st transitional health care center opens
CBC
Nova Scotia Health has unveiled its first transitional care center to reduce hospital strain by providing short-term patient care while awaiting long-term placement. The facility aims to improve patient transitions and optimize health care efficiency. Read More
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Quebec paramedics strike for better pay and working conditions
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Quebec paramedics have initiated a strike to advocate for improved compensation and working conditions. Despite the strike, essential services remain operational to ensure public safety. The paramedics' union emphasizes the necessity for equitable treatment and prompt action from the government. Read More
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