Paramedic Chiefs of Canada
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The Canadian Paramedic Memorial Foundation (CPMF) is pleased to announce that Canadian Heritage has approved our proposal for a National Paramedic Monument, hon...ouring Canada’s fallen paramedics, in the National Capital Region. This approval is a significant milestone for this initiative and we look forward to working with all Canadian paramedics to see this monument become a reality. Paramedic Association of Canada Paramedic Chiefs of Canada Tour Paramedic Ride Alliance of Canadian Paramedic Honour Guards Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault Paramedic Association of Canada Benevolent Fund

Hear from speakers including Kelly Nash, our Executive Director of the PCC during our co-hosted webinar with Wilfrid Laurier University. We’ll be covering professional development topics such as online education, including Laurier’s 100% Online Public Safety programs. Register here: February 11th, 2021 11AM EST https://bit.ly/2W5cnON or 7PM EST https://bit.ly/2LwbYDb.

PCC President’s Message | December 2020

#PersonnedelasécuritépubliqueduCanada! Partagez cette vidéo et faites passer le mot sur l’entraide https://youtu.be/Yzots-Qv96o... #COVID19 #Pandémie #CoronaVirus #Aidez-nousàvousaider

#CanadianPublicSafetyPersonnel! Share this video to spread the word on how we can help each other. https://youtu.be/sYbXdI6ai_4 #COVID19 #Pandemic #CoronaVirus #HelpUsHelpYou

PCC President's Report 2020

[INVITATION] GG conversations this week: The Race for a Vaccine - Dr. Gary Kobinger | Friday, June 12, 2020 https://www.paramedicchiefs.ca/invitation-gg-conversations/

PCC Past President Bruce Farr wrote this article for EMS Matters 10 years ago. It explores the impact of the H1N1 pandemic on frontline responders all of which is familiar and relevant as we deal with #COVID19 in 2020. https://www.oapc.ca//05/The-Realities-of-H1N1-EMS-Matters. #ParamedicServicesWeek #psweek

Paramedic Services Week commences May 24-30th, 2020. The theme for this year’s Paramedic Services Week is Pandemic: Paramedics on the Front Line. We know that many of you have activities planned over the next week and we want to recognize Paramedic Services across Canada for the amazing work that you do. We are pleased to share with you a message from our Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau to both the Paramedic Chiefs of Canada and the Paramedic Association of Canada recognizing the key role of Paramedics.

A message from PCC President Randy Mellow

Shout out to Melody Motors in Melfort, Saskatchewan! "General Manager / Owner Ken Madraga of Melody Motors Melfort, our local Ford dealer, donating a box of safety shields to our paramedics. The safety shields are built by Ford and are Health Canada approved. We truly appreciate the amazing contributions of Ken and his team to keeping our team safe. The continued support of Melody Motors to our ambulance service, personnel, and community is invaluable. Thank you Ken and Team."

On behalf of the Paramedic Chiefs of Canada, we want to extend our deepest sympathies to the families, co-workers and friends of the victims in the senseless tragedy that occurred in Nova Scotia. We share in your grief. The risks that first responders take each and every day reminds us of our vulnerability and the nobility of all public safety profession professionals.

PCC and CACP pleased to have Minister of Public Safety at CITIG 2019

PCC is pleased to have Interdev join us at our fall business meeting in Quebec City. Thank you for your support!

PCC is pleased to have our gold sponsor Ferno Canada join us in Quebec City. Merci Stephan for hosting us.

Updated Info for Uniformed Members **Updated Travel Info Below** This past week we lost a fellow Paramedic from Meadow Lake EMS. While his family, friends and... colleagues grieve; every paramedic in this province stopped to acknowledge the sacrifice he made trying to help others. This tragic reminder to the dangers of our profession won’t be forgotten. If you would like to attend and honour Leigh, the service will be held this Sunday Nov. 3rd in Regina at Living Hope Alliance Church at 2pm. Members are encouraged to attend in uniform or full dress. For details please see the link below. https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca//Memorial-service-plann **For those travelling in from out of town** Blocked hotel with reduced rates: DoubleTree Nov 2nd and Nov 3rd. Booking code: SH1 use this code to book a room over the phone The hotel’s direct line: 306-525-6767 Toll-Free Reservations Centre: 1-866-212-4370 Online booking link: http://bit.ly/SaskHealthAuth All uniformed personnel are asked to report to the church by 1315 hrs and form a receiving line in front of the church. Uniformed personnel of all services are encouraged to attend in full order dress (Class A) with medals. If you do not have a full dress uniform, please attend in your regular duty uniform. Directly after the motorcade arrives at 1330 hrs you will be asked to either be seated inside or be directed to the secondary site (buses will be available). Personnel from Meadow Lake EMS, Ile-la-Crosse EMS, Buffalo Narrows EMS, Beauval EMS, all EMS Honour Guard Units, EMS Pallbearers and others who have been requested to be a part of this group are asked to meet at 11 a.m. at Regina EMS - Central Operations at 1350 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan. Living Hope Alliance Church has a seating capacity of 1,500 so we have made plans to live stream this service to Faith Baptist Church at 437 Broadway Ave E. with a seating capacity of 500. To assist our organizers to plan accordingly, we respectfully ask EMS, Police and Fire personnel and/or agencies to RSVP via email [email protected] to indicate the service you are representing and the number of personnel that are attending. Saskatchewan Health Authority Paramedic Chiefs of Canada Paramedic Services Chiefs of Saskatchewan

On behalf of the Paramedic Chiefs of Canada (PCC), our deepest sympathies go out to the family, friends and co-workers of the Paramedic who perished in the crash in northern Saskatchewan.