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50 years of saving lives marked with public celebration
Nanaimo News Bulletin
British Columbia Ambulance paramedics will host a public event to honor 50 years of emergency service. Visitors can explore ambulances, meet staff and see lifesaving tools as the province celebrates decades of evolving emergency medical care. Read More
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Fire chief demands action on delayed body transports
KOMO-TV
Point Roberts, Washington fire chief says county delays are forcing firefighters to transport bodies across borders, tying up critical resources. The ME claims no jurisdiction, leaving volunteers navigating hours-long trips and complex international protocols without the necessary support. Read More
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2 new tools helping paramedics reach patients faster
CTV News
Middlesex-London Paramedic Service is embracing innovation to boost patient care. A single-paramedic SUV unit is already saving lives, and a new mobile logistics strategy aims to keep ambulances stocked in the field without disrupting 911 coverage. Read More
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New paramedic base could speed up response times
SooToday
Officials want to buy church-owned land beside a fire station to build a paramedic base. The goal: improve response times and efficiency as emergency calls rise and current stations sit farther from the growing east end. Read More
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Tariffs threaten ambulance access and emergency response across Canada
Paramedic Chiefs of Canada via Global Newswire
Canada's paramedic leaders urge the federal government to exclude ambulances from new tariffs, warning of rising costs, fewer vehicles and risks to patient safety. The added financial burden could delay ambulance renewals and stretch already pressured emergency services. Read More
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