Toronto paramedics sound alarm over staffing Toronto paramedics are sounding the alarm over a staffing crisis that it says is compromising public safety. The union representing Toronto paramedics ...

Toronto had not a single ambulance available on 1,200 occasions last year, a staggering increase from 29 occasions in 2019, the city's auditor general says in a new report. Auditor General Tara ...

A union representing Toronto paramedics recently issued a "code red" alert, claiming that there are not enough ambulances in the city to respond to emergency calls. "Yesterday, Toronto Paramedics ...

The union representing Toronto's paramedics says it issued the second code red alert this month, signaling there were no transport vehicles available in the city. (Esteban Cuevas/CBC - image credit) ...

In 2021, there were 1,139 code reds, as well as a 26-per cent hike in the rate of Toronto paramedics experiencing occupational stress injuries over the past year (Courtesy: Toronto Paramedic Service) ...

A “code red alert” was issued for a portion of Monday meaning there were no transport ambulances available in Toronto, according to the paramedic union. In a post just before 5 p.m. Monday on X, ...

The Toronto paramedics union is sounding the alarm after the city had no available ambulances to handle a large backlog of calls on Monday, prompting the union to issue a “Code Red Alert.” The union ...

The chief of Toronto's paramedic services says the city is dealing with a "concerning number of sick calls" and more staff refusing to work overtime after paramedics voted against ratifying a new ...

Toronto Emergency Medical Services announced today that its regular paramedic ambulance services to the public will not be affected by the decision of Scarborough Hospital - Grace Division to close ...

Ambulance shortages in Toronto have become a near-daily reality, the city's paramedic union said after issuing a 'Code Red' on Monday. “It's only a matter of time before somebody [...] dies waiting on ...

The City of Toronto is reporting average unplanned absence rates of more than 10 per cent across its divisions, including its emergency services, amid the surging Omicron wave of the COVID-19 pandemic ...

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