Additional Funding -Both Pat Jackson (Mayor Kipling) and Bill Sluser (Mayor Glenavon) say that the additional funding for rural ambulance service announced at the SUMA Convention last week will mean that local paramedics will receive more adequate pay – which should help to address issues that have long impacted ambulance response time.

It was news that the mayors of two local communities had been waiting to hear.At last week’s SUMA convention, Everett Hindley (Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Remote Health) announced that additional fund”ing “would be made available in order to “strengthen ambulance service in 27 communities across our province.”One of the communities receiving […]

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