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NEW job listing with the OAPC: Executive Director (Contract): Application closing date is September 9: oapc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2…
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The OAPC has endorsed a new scholarship program in partnership with the Canada 911 Ride Foundation. Two $2,500 scholarships are available for children of active and retired paramedics pursuing post-secondary education. Apply by July 24, 2026: oapc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2…
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Earlier this week, a collision involving an ambulance in New Brunswick, near the Confederation Bridge, took the lives of three Islanders: paramedics Mike MacKenzie and Jenna Croucher, and Anne Martell, who was in their care.
My thoughts are with their families and with communities across P.E.I. as they grieve this tragic loss.
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Healthcare is evolving—and paramedics are at the forefront. This #IPD2026, we are proud to recognize the collective innovation, adaptability and clinical expertise that continues to shape paramedicine across Ontario. #InnovateAndIntegrate
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1/6 The Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs extends its deepest thoughts and heartfelt support to everyone affected by the tragic ambulance collision in New Brunswick involving a patient and two Paramedics of Island EMS.
BREAKING: Three people dead after ambulance collides with transport truck in Melrose, N.B. ctvnews.ca/atlantic/new-brun…
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Logistics staff are a critical yet unseen side of our profession. From ambulance stocking to equipment maintenance, they ensure paramedics have what they need to save lives. Join us this #NationalLogisticsDay in recognizing the vital role they play in keeping Ontarians safe.
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Thank you to Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada @SeanFraserMP for meeting with OAPC President Greg Sage to discuss #BillC14. Violence against paramedics demands action — we're glad to see it being taken seriously.
(1/2) Today, Minister Fraser met with Halton Regional Police Service Chief Tanner and Halton Region Paramedic Services Chief Sage. canada.ca/en/department-just…
ALT Member of Parliament Kristina Tesser Derksen, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, and Member of Parliament Sima Acan.
ALT Halton Regional Police Service Chief Stephen J. Tanner, Halton Regional Police Deputy Chief Jeff Hill, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, and Member of Parliament Sima Acan.
ALT Halton Region Paramedic Services Chief Greg Sage, Halton Regional Police Service Chief Stephen J. Tanner, Halton Regional Police Deputy Chief Jeff Hill, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, and Member of Parliament Sima Acan.
Greg Sage retweeted
In an emergency, your actions matter. Performing CPR, using an AED or administering naloxone for a suspected overdose while following instructions from a call taker can help save a life before paramedics arrive. Better care starts with you. #BetterCareStartsHere
Greg Sage retweeted
As we celebrate #PSWeek2026, check out this message from Chief @TOMedics_Chawla as he recognizes the dedication, professionalism, and compassion our teams demonstrate in keeping Toronto’s residents and visitors safe every day.
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“Behind every interaction is a person, a family, a story, & a moment that matters. Paramedics deliver not only expert care, but also compassion, reassurance, and dignity.” It's #ParamedicServicesWeek! Watch OAPC President @ChiefGSage's opening video here: oapc.ca/paramedic-services-w…
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We're getting ready for Paramedic Services Week, which kicks off tomorrow. Read more about this year's focus on our latest blog post: oapc.ca/better-care-starts-o…
It’s #NationalPoliceWeek, a time to recognize and celebrate everything members of the police service do to keep our communities safe. Thank You @haltonpolice and @OPP_News and all law enforcement professionals across Ontario for your dedication.
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Yesterday was McHappy Day
We were proud to help raise money in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities and the incredible work they do for families in need.
A huge thank you to everyone who participated, donated, and showed their support!
Cochrane District Paramedic Services won’t tolerate abuse ctvnews.ca/northern-ontario/…
Greg Sage retweeted
Every paramedic service and our association is supported by an administrative team - and we chiefs know we couldn’t do our job without them. This #AdministrativeProfessionalsDay, join us in recognizing all they do and the critical role they play.
Greg Sage retweeted
NEW job listing with the Ministry of Health, Emergency Health Services Division: Senior Field Manager. Application closing date is March 18: linkedin.com/jobs/view/43796…
My Monday newspaper was delayed by a day due to the storm, thank you to our amazing delivery person! Well worth the wait to see this editorial in the @globeandmail Deepest respect to every person listed here, particularly the medics.
