BC Emergency Health Services
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BC Emergency Health Services oversees BC Ambulance Service & BC Patient Transfer Services. Monitored M-F 8-4 except holidays. Moderation: https://t.co/nJkDRFJxmq
Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined June 2014
Tips to keep in mind as the weather gets colder and wetter: Check & update your emergency kit supplies ✔️ Keep emergency supplies in your vehicle, such as extra blankets✔️ Learn more: https://t.co/iExEClCbhZ
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A Flood Warning means river levels HAVE exceeded riverbanks or will exceed them soon. Flooding of nearby areas will happen. Stay safe by: ✔️Staying clear of waterways ✔️Not driving through flood waters ✔️Packing grab-and-go bags https://t.co/CUj8LkEcS4
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The #BC River Forecast Centre has upgraded the Flood Watch to a Flood Warning for rivers/tributaries to the Skeena River around #TerraceBC, #Kitimat River & Kemano River. Stay clear of these fast-flowing rivers & potentially unstable riverbanks. More info: https://t.co/kTpELSFANC
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Today we honour the memories of Paramedic Chief Jo-Ann Fuller and #Paramedic Ivan Polivka. The two lost their lives in 2010 when their ambulance veered off a narrow road into Kennedy Lake on their return from the hospital in Port Alberni. #LODD #InMemoriam @APBC873
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Earthquakes can happen anytime. Learn how to protect yourself during an earthquake if you’re: In a high-rise, bed, driving or outside ✔️ See recommended actions: https://t.co/WFU8ITRWCe Practice Drop, Cover & Hold On by joining the Great @ShakeOutBC earthquake drill on Oct 16!
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Do you how to stay safe in the event of an earthquake? If you are unsure of what to do, follow Brian and Rachelle’s tips and practice the steps in the #ShakeOutBC2025 drill today. @PreparedBC #EarthquakeSafety #EarthquakePreparedness #StaySafeBC
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Hitting the road this holiday weekend? Don't forget it's October & that means winter tires are required in many parts of BC. Drive safely, check https://t.co/otHLoIDJQT before you head out, & have a safe and happy long weekend!
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Thank you to BCEHS paramedics, dispatch staff, and support staff for helping patients across the province on this holiday weekend and throughout the year. Have a safe long weekend everyone!
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“Last night I had 2 amazing guys come to my place for an emergency. I wanted to let them know how much I appreciated their help, kindness, humour and efficiency in bringing me to the hospital.” -Anonymous Visit https://t.co/hGXwveEhi8 to leave your own message of thanks.
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Fall is here 🍂 🍁, and shorter days and changing weather conditions can make for more challenging driving. It’s a good time to remember that yielding to emergency vehicles with lights and sirens is the law, and it’s the right thing to do! Check out this video to learn more.
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Last month, we were proud to support Cops for Cancer @tourdevalley, a 6-day cycling tour across the Fraser Valley to raise $ for research & services for kids with cancer. BCEHS had one rider in Tour de Valley this year & paramedics also provided medical support during the event.
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“On Sept. 3, 2025, I had to call 911 at 3:30 am to help my husband who had fallen and was unable to get up...We’ve had a few paramedics over the years, but Mark and Brian were wonderful. Thank you so much.” – #Gratitude #ThankfulThursdays
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Visit the website for Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre at UBC, where you can learn more about the history of Orange Shirt Day, residential schools and the relationship between the health-care system and residential schools:
irshdc.ubc.ca
Latest News The Centre is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ speaking xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam people). We are privileged to work with the Musqueam First...
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We understand that reflecting on the legacy of residential schools can evoke difficult emotions. If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out: Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line (24/7): 1-866-925-4419 KUU-US Crisis Line (Indigenous-specific): 1-800-588-8717
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Today on #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation we honour the survivors of residential schools system & remember the many children who never made it home. Pictured are the Indigenous Health Star of Life pin, by Qʷayacnit Hakuum & Lyndsay Kay & beading by Jordan Stehelin-Holland.
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Last week, BCEHS presented a Vital Link Award to Alvin Chang for his quick response, leadership, and effective CPR during a sudden cardiac emergency at a badminton court in #Richmond. Thanks to his actions, patient Allen Chai had a successful outcome. Congratulations Alvin!
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“I would like to praise the two team members who assisted in my daughter’s care on September 8, from pickup to drop-off at Abbotsford Regional Hospital. From beginning to end both paramedics made the experience safe, caring and most comfortable for my daughter. ” – Anonymous
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The riders in Cops for Cancer @tourderock_ are currently cycling the length of Vancouver Island to raise money for research and support services for children with cancer. 3 BCEHS paramedics are riding in Tour de Rock this year: Sam Salmanovitch, Lisa Mitchell & Jennifer Carter.
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Earlier this month, BCEHS recognized retired RCMP first aid instructor Craig McMillan for using #CPR and an #AED to save a man’s life at a pickleball court in #Kelowna. Watch the @CastanetNews story to learn more about the cardiac emergency. https://t.co/WCqiyzPbxa
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Cops for Cancer @tourdenorth wrapped up in Prince Rupert on Friday. Riders cycled over 850 km from Prince George to Prince Rupert to raise money for children with cancer. Two BCEHS paramedics cycled in the ride this year and paramedics also served as support personnel.
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