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47 new paramedics join Toronto's front-line emergency response
City of Toronto
Toronto Paramedic Services welcomed 47 new Primary Care Paramedics after completing intensive training. These professionals now join a dedicated team delivering round-the-clock emergency care to residents and visitors across the city's growing and diverse population. Read More
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City urges faster ambulance response amid rising high-risk calls
Delta Optimist
Delta, British Columbia, faces mounting pressure as critical ambulance calls surge, straining current response capabilities. BCEHS leaders emphasized funding challenges, growing call volumes and expanded paramedic efforts as key to restoring timely emergency care across the fast-growing community. Read More
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Pilot's legacy takes flight in Southern Alberta skies
High River Online
The M.D. of Taber and HALO Air Ambulance are remembering a pilot who helped define the organization's spirit. Grant Fletcher shaped HALO's values and served Southern Alberta with devotion until his peaceful passing in Taber at 84. Read More
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6 ways rural towns are fighting the EMS staffing crisis
Swift Current Online
Facing critical EMS shortages, rural Saskatchewan towns have united to launch incentives worth up to $20,000 to attract paramedics. The new program supports recruitment, training and housing, aiming to rebuild emergency coverage in underserved communities. Read More
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Town left without nurses for 30 days
CBC
Faro, Yukon's health centre will shut its doors for a brief time due to a lack of nurses. Only emergency paramedic support will be available. The closure follows reduced services that began in late July, worrying the town's aging population. Read More
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How 1 educator turns real-world media lessons into classroom impact
University of Guelph-Humber
From Canadian newsrooms to air ambulance communications, James MacDonald brings firsthand industry experience into every university lecture. With a background rooted in journalism and public affairs, his journey enriches lessons with real-world insight and a passion for public service. Read More
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Paramedics pour support into mental health with nonalcoholic brew
International Association of Fire Fighters
A Saskatoon paramedic group teamed up with a local brewery to release a nonalcoholic beer benefiting mental health programs for first responders. Proceeds support Wounded Warriors Canada, promoting healing and awareness through a refreshing new platform. Read More
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