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SUPERINTENDENT ( Supervisor) OPERATIONS ( "Superintendent is a Supervisor. One level above PCP . ) Qualifications, Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) or Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) . Job Category: Emergency, Fire and Paramedics Services Division & Section: Toronto Paramedic Services, PS...

Does that gig include a jet with a private smash pad? Will Corey bail?

Thank you for FTFY my post. Yes, I do understand the licence plate IDs the owner. Perhaps let social media do its thing.

Story says "Logan" knocked on their car window and interrogated them. Wasn't satisfied with their explanation, so "dropped a dime". ( as they used to say in old movies. ) Never been in a situation like that, but if he had simply reported the vehicle license plate number to police, they would...

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Speaking of BC, BCAS settled their contract for 2025 to 2028. Retroactively includes all retirees, members on WSBC , and members on LTD. A BC EMR with 120 hours of training working a 42 hour week would make almost $94,000 annually. Before OT and stat holiday pay/ shift premiums etc. BC...

We had them. Guess they still do. Regarding our Fourth Emergency Service, They are the experts, and , most importantly, can spend more Time on Scene than City paramedics. Considering City of Toronto handles 16% of 9-1-1 paramedic calls in Ontario, TCCS should provide some welcome relief .

Bonehead Truckers makes fun of the dumb stuff they see on the road, including the 4-wheelers. https://youtube.com/@boneheadtruckers?si=QgZRNGVYmbgO8Psi

Read this about setting wives for deposition,

HUSAR Technical Rescue specialists may find of interest. Today at Lansdowne and Davenport. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/trapped-construction-worker-toronto-9.7108688

Which is why I was careful to say it was from 2004. I am not a taxation SME.

Not a taxation SME. But, readers may, or may not, find study by The Fraser Institute from 2004 of interest. Perhaps still relevant today. Or, perhaps not. https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/SharetheWealth.pdf Greater Toronto Area (GTA) taxpayers pay out almost $24 billion...

Trucker shouldn't have been in that lane. Also, a good reason for 4-wheelers to give them a lot of room.

The customers our station served were, for the most part, well behaved. But, we did carry Spit Hoods ( Spit Hood application ACR Code 181 ) for those few who were not. Did you have them in Alberta? Saw this regarding them on CBC News today, https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7108572

Readers interested in the research on child struck PIs in Canada's largest city, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police ( OACP ) https://www.oacp.ca/en/news/automated-speed-enforcement.aspx 8 June, 2025 https://injuryprevention.bmj.com/content/early/2025/07/23/ip-2024-045561 >Conclusions...

On the subject of safety, Feb 25, 2026 Toronto traffic calming measures after speed camera removal could take 13 years, cost $52M: report https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-speed-bump-cost-9.7106075 There are 819 schools in Toronto and about 775 kilometres of road that fall within...

For reference to the discussion. Angus Reid Institute February 24, 2026

Subway restaurant in B.C.. Looks rat infested.