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Police search for suspect after paramedic vehicle vandalized
CityNews Toronto
Toronto police are investigating after a paramedic vehicle was damaged in North York, Toronto. The incident occurred near a residential area, prompting a public appeal for information. Authorities have released a suspect description and are urging witnesses to come forward. Read More
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Paramedics skydive to support children's charity in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Two Saskatchewan paramedics took part in a skydiving fundraiser to support Teddy Bears Anonymous. The charity provides comfort to hospitalized children through donated teddy bears. Their jump helped raise a record-breaking sum and highlighted SHA's CARES values. Read More
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Firefighters scale back emergency response to ease burnout
Times Colonist
The Tofino, British Columbia, council approved a pause on volunteer firefighters automatically responding to certain medical emergencies. The move follows rising call volumes and concerns about burnout. Ambulance crews now typically arrive first, reducing the need for fire department support. Read More
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HALO resumes air ambulance service with safety upgrades
Medicine Hat News
HALO has resumed full air ambulance operations after a temporary suspension. The organization implemented new safety protocols, including structured briefings and improved communication. Officials say the changes strengthen an already strong safety culture. Read More
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Canada proposes $55M upgrade to emergency alert system
CBC
Canada's federal budget includes over $55 million for a new national emergency alert system. The move follows recommendations from a committee reviewing the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting. Officials aim to improve public safety and crisis response. Read More
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How paramedics in Ottawa are transforming emergency care
The Ottawa Hospital
A regional paramedic program is helping over 1,400 professionals improve care after 911 calls. The initiative focuses on training, technology and collaboration. Officials say the changes are already making emergency responses safer and more effective. Read More
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