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We're here when you need us. Still, you can help reduce demand pressure on paramedics and emergency medical services by making the right call. See 221.ca, amhs-kfla.ca, and rightplacerightcare.ca. #YGK
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There is Deputy Chief of Professional Standards Shauna Dunn receiving her Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal at the @OAPCMedia Fall Symposium and Awards Gala in Niagara Falls, Oct 1.
Congratulations DC Dunn. Thank you for your service!
DYK that one in eight women in Canada will learn they have breast cancer in their lifetime? Frontenac Paramedics raise funds and sport pink epaulettes during October to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
You can help! Learn more and donate here -> cancer.ca/en/ways-to-give/br…
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Celebrate responsibly this upcoming weekend! Stay on the ground and off of roofs.
The University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) will be active throughout the upcoming weekend to support a safe and respectful environment for everyone.
Plan ahead, celebrate responsibly, and help keep our community safe.
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Frontenac Paramedics had great time at the 2nd annual @9RunRun Kingston event, Saturday. It was a perfect day for it and a good time was had by all. Many thanks to all who participated and organized. It is a great cause to benefit @VSKingston and Frontenac.
Come see Frontenac Paramedics in the second 9runrun Kingston Emergency Services’ Run from Lake Ontario Park, 9am tomorrow, Saturday, October 10. (Registration starts from 8am).
Proceeds benefit Victim Services of Kingston and Frontenac.
Details: 9runrun.ca/kingston/
DYK that one in eight women in Canada will learn they have breast cancer in their lifetime? Frontenac Paramedics raise funds and sport pink epaulettes during October to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
You can help! Learn more and donate -> cancer.ca/en/ways-to-give/br…
Jakob Rodger, Spt. Professional Standards- Education, presenting at #OAPC2026 this morning.
Come see Frontenac Paramedics in the second 9runrun Kingston Emergency Services’ Run from Lake Ontario Park, 9am, Saturday, October 10. (Registration starts from 8am).
Proceeds benefit Victim Services of Kingston and Frontenac
Details: 9runrun.ca/kingston/
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a day to honour the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.
There’s Shauna Dunn receiving her Deputy Chief Professional Standards epaulettes from Chief Marc Goudie and DC Operations Jeremie Hurtubise, Sep 21.
Congratulations, Deputy Chief Dunn!
Frontenac Paramedics Deputy Chief Dean Popov died suddenly at his home in Kingston, August 7. Frontenac Paramedics gathered in Kingston, September 10, to mark his last call after more than 36 years in paramedicine, paramedicine education, and emergency response.
Thank you for everything, DC Popov.
We’ll take it from here.
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There's Frontenac Paramedic Alisha celebrating 20 years of service to the residents of Frontenac County and Kingston. Congratulations on this wonderful milestone, Alisha! Thankyou for all you do!
Alisha is pictured with Frontenac Paramedics Chief Marc Goudie.
There's Frontenac Paramedic Andrew with three new Cardiac Arrest Save pins. Pins are awarded to paramedics who treat a patient for cardiac arrest who in turn recovers pulse and circulation before arrival at hospital.
It’s a great day to save a life (or three)! Well done, Andrew!
There’s Tom with Frontenac Paramedics Lucy and Mitch. Tom is a medical student at Norwich Medical School in the United Kingdom visiting on exchange and riding out with Frontenac Paramedics for the next four weeks.
Welcome, Tom! It’s great to have you with us!
There's Frontenac Paramedic Kerri (right) celebrating 20 years of service to the residents of Frontenac County and Kingston.
Congratulations on this amazing milestone, Kerri! Thank you for all you do!
Kerri is pictured with Frontenac Paramedics Chief Marc Goudie.
Come say hello to Frontenac Paramedics Bike Team medics Kim and Jess at the Canada Celebrates FIFA World Cup Tour event at Springer Market Square in Kingston this afternoon.
It's a warm one out there. Sunscreen, lots of water, fun, fun, fun! #FIFAWorldCup #FWC26 #YGK
