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Mayor spotlights emergency services in new open house
Niagara-on-the-Lake Local
Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa hosted an Emergency Services Open House to address public questions about fire, police and paramedic operations. Experts from regional departments shared insights and answered residents' concerns. Zalepa emphasized the importance of transparency and community engagement. Read More
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Ontario breaks ground on $14.5M fire and paramedic station
Bullet Point News
Stouffville and York Region, Ontario, have begun construction on a joint emergency facility at 4902 Aurora Road. The 18,500-square-foot station will feature fire and ambulance bays with round-the-clock operations. Officials say the project will boost response times in Ballantrae. Read More
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German paramedics reflect on warm welcome and lessons
CFMP-FM
Two German paramedics spent a week learning local emergency and community care practices. The visit was part of an eight-year partnership with the Regensburg Red Cross. Both guests praised the professional insights and heartfelt hospitality. Read More
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Saskatoon drug alert warns of dangerous street mix
CBC
A Saskatoon harm reduction group has issued a drug alert after testing revealed a risky mix of fentanyl and benzodiazepines. The substances were found in street drugs sold as fentanyl. Officials warn the combination increases overdose risks. Read More
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Paramedic testimony reveals tense moments murder trial
Eagle Valley News
A paramedic described arriving at a Kelowna, British Columbia, home after a 911 call reported an altercation. He found the victim unresponsive with visible head injuries and labored breathing. Emergency crews worked quickly to stabilize and transport her. Read More
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Canada's top court urges 911 calls in overdose emergencies
The Tyee
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that people who call 911 during an overdose are protected from drug possession charges. This decision clarifies the 2017 Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act. Advocates say it could save lives by reducing the fear of arrest. Read More
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