B.C. paramedics say staffing nears 'critical' levels, affecting response times
- The union representing almost 6,000 ambulance paramedics and dispatchers in British Columbia reports staffing levels are 'reaching critical' in the province.
- The ambulance paramedics of British Columbia CUPE 873 states that there are 'dozens and dozens' of empty ambulances and 'hundreds' of unfilled positions.
- Union president Jason Jackson mentions that the overtime ban has led to slower response times and that 'commonly unstaffed' ambulances make up 25 percent of the fleet.
- B.C. Conservative rural healthcare critic Brennan Day calls the staffing shortage a 'public safety crisis' and urges the NDP government to support paramedics.
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B.C. paramedics say staffing nears 'critical' levels, affecting response times
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