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Man charged after 21 ambulance calls in 5 days
Quinte News
A man faces charges after calling 911 five times in one day for hospital rides, only to go home right after. Police discovered he made 21 calls over five days. He was arrested following another 911 call minutes later. Read More
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How an ambulance is driving better care in rural Guyana
YorkRegion.com
A retired York Region ambulance is bringing vital medical access to dialysis patients in remote parts of Guyana. Donated to a humanitarian group, the vehicle bridges care gaps, offering critical transport and support in underserved South American communities. Read More
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How injuries impact Canadians beyond the ER
Healthing
Injuries, from scrapes to life-altering trauma, can lead to long-term disabilities or even death — Canada ranks them sixth among leading causes of mortality. These events stem from accidents, violence or toxic exposures, often reducing quality of life and mental health. Read More
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Niagara EMS is rethinking how often lights and sirens are used
The Niagara Falls Review
Niagara EMS has shifted to data-driven decisions to reduce unnecessary use of lights and sirens. Since 2019, urgent response activations dropped 20%, with patient transports using them down 10%, improving safety and lowering stress without compromising care. Read More
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Veteran returns to lead paramedic services
The Sudbury Star
A longtime city employee will lead Greater Sudbury's Paramedic Services starting soon. Aaron Archibald, once a paramedic himself, says returning to the department marks a meaningful full-circle moment in his 25-year public service career. Read More
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CAF story: Above and beyond in the skies
Canadian Armed Forces via YouTube
This video highlights the dedication, skill and courage of the Royal Canadian Air Force personnel, showcasing their missions and operations across the globe. Through real-life stories and striking visuals, it celebrates the legacy and future of Canada's air force heroes. Watch Video
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Why EMS burnout is more urgent than ever
Journal of Emergency Medical Services
Praised as heroes during the pandemic, EMS workers silently endured an emotional and psychological toll that outlasted COVID-19. Burnout, trauma exposure and sleep disruption have intensified, revealing a deeper mental health crisis threatening the workforce and emergency care systems. Read More
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