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Remembering 10 years of sacrifice by paramedics
The Chilliwack Progress
A recent somber gathering at the British Columbia Legislature marked 10 years of honouring paramedics who died serving their communities. Officials, families and paramedics paid tribute to their courage, commitment and the personal toll of emergency service. Read More
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New boathouse boosts rescue readiness
Castanet
A long-awaited marine rescue facility has officially opened on Shuswap Lake, inviting the public to explore. The boathouse marks the result of eight years of community-driven planning, now offering shelter, training space and faster emergency responses for volunteers. Read More
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Why lifesaving CPR training is coming to high schools
CBC
Grade 10 students in Prince Edward Island are discovering that CPR is easier than expected, thanks to new mandatory training. The province's initiative equips teens with crucial lifesaving skills, reinforcing community care and inspiring future medical aspirations. Read More
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5 northern partners uniting to reshape medevac care
Cabin Radio
A new 10-year air ambulance deal brings more Indigenous and regional firms into the fold. Air Tindi and Advanced Medical Solutions now join forces with Tłı̨chǫ, Det'on Cho and Aklak Air to enhance health care access across the remote Northwest Territories. Read More
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Urgent reasons to listen to paramedics right now
CJLX-FM
Staffing gaps across Quinte, Ontario, are affecting essential services — and paramedics are sounding the alarm. Belleville heard more sirens last weekend, and behind that noise is an escalating crisis as local union talks with Hastings-Quinte Paramedic Services intensify. Read More
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20 months of training is reshaping emergency care
The Eastern Door
Tanner Phillips trains future paramedics, knowing they may one day save his family. His motivation reflects a deep community bond where residents train to serve neighbors, avoiding barriers of external schooling and building a culturally aware, homegrown emergency response. Read More
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Warning issued as rare drug found in mix spreading
CBC
Health officials in the Northwest Territories are warning of a risky mix of street drugs found during a vehicle stop, testing positive for fentanyl, meth and crack. A rare benzodiazepine, desalkylgidazepam, complicates overdose treatment, resisting naloxone. Read More
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