Public input sought for Thunder Bay Superior North EMS assets
The City of Thunder Bay opened a survey as part of updating the Asset Management Plan to guide infrastructure and service delivery. Residents are asked to share experiences and concerns to help set investment priorities and ensure services meet community needs. the survey runs through January 31 online at thunderbay.ca getinvolved.
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Thunder Bay
Superior North Ems
Amy Coomes
Thunderbay
Paramedic pay gap cited as barrier to recruitment
Union leader Derek Hamilton says paramedics in Peel and Northwestern Ontario face pay disparities of up to 30 percent compared with fire and police. Northwest EMS offers bursaries, tuition refunds, housing and incentives to attract and retain local paramedics while regional officials explore interim solutions with firefighters assisting on non medical calls.
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CUPE
Derek Hamilton
Kenora District
Peel
Greater Toronto
Ontario
David Hamilton
Kenora District Services Board
Northwest Ems
Sioux Lookout
Doug Lawrance
Hamilton
The
Paramedics Union
Lawrance
Community Matters a legacy in Thunder Bay charity drive
The Thunder Bay Community Foundation seeks donors and volunteers through Athena Kreiner contact at 807 627 0512 and akreiner tbcf.org. Caller offers to provide information on how to make a difference in the community.
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Thunder Bay Community Foundation
TBCF
Thunder Bay
Community Arts & Heritage Education Project
CAHEP
Hanna & Victor Stevenson Fund
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Doug Diaczuk
Ena
Community Foundation
Boys & Girls Club
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Community Matters
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John Murray
Red Lion
Chris Merkley
Thef.org