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Emergency crews stage live tornado response drill
The Beacon Herald
Emergency personnel tackled flipped vehicles, trapped students and downed trees in a simulated tornado scenario. The live drill added realism to annual tabletop exercises. Officials say it helps test readiness and identify areas for improvement. Read More
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Paramedic finds truck stripped after shift
Castanet
After a night shift, paramedic Connor Ayerst discovered his truck's tires had been stolen outside the Peachland, British Columbia, ambulance station. The incident shocked both him and the responding officers. With no security footage available, the theft remains unresolved. Read More
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Ottawa overdose calls rise after drug site closure
CTV News
Ottawa paramedics have responded to more overdose incidents since a supervised drug consumption site closed. The site was shut due to its proximity to a daycare and repurposed as a treatment hub. Residents report increased public drug use and crime nearby. Read More
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Paramedics face rising violence as arson rocks emergency unit
The Hamilton Spectator
A man was arrested after allegedly setting fire to a Hamilton ambulance outside a hospital. The incident highlights growing concerns about violence targeting paramedics. Union leaders say attacks have surged, creating fear and stress among frontline staff. Read More
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Mobile HART Hub brings mental health support to rural Ontario
Quinte News
A new mobile outreach program that recently launched aims to deliver mental health and addiction services across Hastings and Prince Edward counties. Officials say the HART Hub will reach underserved rural communities. The initiative is backed by local paramedics and health partners. Read More
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Why drivers are putting first responders at risk
CTV News via YouTube
Emergency crews in Waterloo Region, Ontario, say more drivers are failing to yield to flashing lights. Confusion and hesitation are slowing response times. Officials are urging the public to learn proper pull-over procedures. Read More
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County maps out 10-year plan to meet rising ambulance demand
Lanark Leeds Today
Lanark County Council is reviewing a decade-long strategy to address growing emergency calls. A consultant reported a steady rise in incidents and delays linked to hospital wait times. Recommendations include more paramedics, longer vehicle hours and base relocations. Read More
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