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Ambulance Station no. 34, originally Police Station no. 11, Markham Street, southwest corner of London Street, Toronto, Ontario.
Ambulance Station no. 34, originally Police Station no. 11, Markham Street, southwest corner of London Street, Toronto, Ontario.
1982-06
n call
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1/14/1981
Double the number of ambulances are needed to come up with service Metro residents expect--about five minutes in responding to a call--says Len Klinck(...)
Double the number of ambulances are needed to come up with service Metro residents expect--about five minutes in responding to a call--says Len Klinck(...)
7/21/1974
The movement of ambulances in Metro Toronto is controlled from the dispatch centre at 1900 Yonge St
The movement of ambulances in Metro Toronto is controlled from the dispatch centre at 1900 Yonge St
6/27/1973
Super-ambulance can carry 10 stretcher-case victims and 10 more in seats
Super-ambulance can carry 10 stretcher-case victims and 10 more in seats
4/21/1977
Of the 100,000 emergency calls that will be made for ambulances in Metro this year, from 7 to 10 each day will be for overdoses of pills, says John Po(...)
Of the 100,000 emergency calls that will be made for ambulances in Metro this year, from 7 to 10 each day will be for overdoses of pills, says John Po(...)
4/23/1969
The man behind Metro Toronto's emergency measures force and ambulance service is J
The man behind Metro Toronto's emergency measures force and ambulance service is J
10/22/1970
How it's done: Ambulance paramedica Bruce Polley, Debbie Pleasance practise Polley, Debbie Pleasance practise life-saving heart techniques on colleague Lloyd Legate
How it's done: Ambulance paramedica Bruce Polley, Debbie Pleasance practise Polley, Debbie Pleasance practise life-saving heart techniques on colleague Lloyd Legate
2/14/1980
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Metro - Ambulance Service
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Metro - Ambulance Service
6/10/1996
Crash care: Members of Metro's top ambulance crews treat victims of simulated accidents during the Metro Ambulance Service's annual Casualty Care competition yesterday
Crash care: Members of Metro's top ambulance crews treat victims of simulated accidents during the Metro Ambulance Service's annual Casualty Care competition yesterday
4/12/1986
Ambulance man a dog's best friend
Ambulance man a dog's best friend
10/9/1986
Special training is given to the men of Metro's public ambulance service at a school on davenport Rd
Special training is given to the men of Metro's public ambulance service at a school on davenport Rd
4/25/1973
Hit by a truck while crossing Mount Pleasant Rd
Hit by a truck while crossing Mount Pleasant Rd
4/25/1973
Ambulance hero Bruce Newton carries on as usual after disarming a razor-wielding patient who slashed the throat of another patient in the rear of the (...)
Ambulance hero Bruce Newton carries on as usual after disarming a razor-wielding patient who slashed the throat of another patient in the rear of the (...)
9/29/1976
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Metro - Ambulance Service
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Metro - Ambulance Service
6/22/1974
Metro paramedi and ambulance crews are front-line pros in a crisis
Metro paramedi and ambulance crews are front-line pros in a crisis
10/2/1986
Paramedic Glen Rice, a member of one of Metro's six paramedic teams trained in advanced cardiac life support, rushed to answer a 911 call - the number to use for all emergencies
Paramedic Glen Rice, a member of one of Metro's six paramedic teams trained in advanced cardiac life support, rushed to answer a 911 call - the number to use for all emergencies
10/2/1986
Service suffering: Driver-attendants Bill Lowery, left, and Frank Ashe say staff shortages are causing delays
Service suffering: Driver-attendants Bill Lowery, left, and Frank Ashe say staff shortages are causing delays
3/16/1982
We're tops
We're tops
9/27/1977
A new helicopter service announced by the Ontario Health Ministry will be used to transfer patients within 115 miles of Toronto. The helicopters will (...)
A new helicopter service announced by the Ontario Health Ministry will be used to transfer patients within 115 miles of Toronto. The helicopters will (...)
9/27/1977
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