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Paramedics union says B.C. quietly scaling back community care program

B.C.’s paramedics union is raising concerns that the province’s Community Paramedicine program is being scaled back.

Paramedic shortage reaches critical levels in BC, says union

A significant number of ambulances are now sitting empty, and BCEHS says it’s because staffing levels are approaching critical...

BCEHS recognized with national award for leading high-quality care across BC

BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) says they’re just one of two organizations that has been recognized nationally to re-shape...

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