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Toronto leads GTA with full rollout of next-generation 911
City of Toronto
Toronto has completed its transition to next-generation 911 across police, fire and paramedic services. Officials say the upgrade modernizes emergency response with digital technology and improved reliability. The move positions Toronto as a leader in public safety innovation. Read More
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Paramedic wellness clinics cut emergency calls and boost care
Sudbury Star
Officials say community paramedic clinics are easing pressure on emergency services while improving access for vulnerable seniors. The program, backed by provincial and municipal funding, now serves thousands. Leaders highlight their role in chronic care and aging in place. Read More
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Illicit opioids drive postpandemic surge in Nova Scotia deaths
CBC News
A Dalhousie University study reveals opioid-related deaths in Nova Scotia rose sharply after early pandemic declines. Researchers found illicit drugs like fentanyl and heroin increasingly fueled fatalities. Pharmaceutical opioid deaths remain higher overall but dropped during lockdowns. Read More
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Charity for first responders shuts down amid fraud probe
CBC News
A Canadian charity aiding first responders has abruptly closed and launched lawsuits against two former executives. Allegations include large-scale fraud and misuse of donor funds. The organization says legal action is necessary to recover losses and restore trust. Read More
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Audit reveals Ottawa paramedics face routine violence on duty
CBC News
An audit found Ottawa paramedics regularly encounter violence, yet most incidents go unreported. A survey showed every respondent had faced threats or physical aggression, often weekly or monthly. Officials say unclear reporting rules and a lack of follow-up fuel the problem. Read More
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2 years on, 988 helpline marks milestone in suicide prevention
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health via Cision
Canada's 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline celebrates two years of round-the-clock support. The service has handled hundreds of thousands of calls and texts since its 2023 launch. Officials stress their mission to reach anyone facing suicidal thoughts or concerns. Read More
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