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The CISSS de la Côte-Nord is deploying a new project in the region concerning outpatient service. This is the regulation paramedic, which will allow to refer non-emergency calls to 911 to a service other than emergency. "Users composing 911 for medical reasons deemed non-emergency will be assessed by a health professional in order to see the possibility of being referred to a service other than emergency service," explains the communication advi…
The CISSS de la Côte-Nord is deploying a new project in the region concerning outpatient service. This is the regulation paramedic, which will allow to refer non-emergency calls to 911 to a service other than emergency. "Users composing 911 for medical reasons deemed non-emergency will be assessed by a health professional in order to see the possibility of being referred to a service other than emergency service," explains the communication advi…
Police investigate break-ins at Ambleside businesses | North Shore Daily Post
The West Vancouver Police are investigating a series of property crimes reported in the Ambleside area, including two overnight break-ins at restaurants and a surge in high-value shoplifting incidents. According to a Block Watch summary from June 13 to 18, the front doors of two Ambleside eateries were forced open after hours: one was pried open and another smashed. Cash was taken from both locations, and liquor was also stolen in one case. A t…
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