A man is found dead in the San Ramonaway and Jane Street area. The police identified the man as Lawrence Errol John, 28 years old was fatally shot while inside a vehicle outside of the North York apartment early in the morning. Timely intervention According to the Toronto Police, David Hopkison, emergency crews received a […]
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A 16-year old boy died after he was swept away from a strong current and pulled underwater while swimming at Lynn Canyon Twin Falls. The North Vancouver RCMP, B.C. Ambulance Service and the local firefighters were called to Lynn Canyon where the boy, an American visiting from Pennsylvania was swimming. Upon disappearing underwater, the family
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A young man is in a critical condition after struck by a truck while attempting to hail a cab early Thursday morning in Pitt Meadows. According to Ridge Meadows RCMP, it occurred around 2:30 AM close to the intersection of Lougheed Highway and Harris Road. Traffic safety Based on the witnesses, the pedestrian was trying
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The paramedics called to attend to an individual not breathing at Vancouver jail arrived to see the woman lying on her back on the pavement surrounded by several jail and medical staff but not treating her. Right intervention During the inquest, Rodrick MacKenzie, lawyer for the Coroner’s Service of B.C., asked paramedic Mike Burgwin if
Individuals suffering a cardiac arrest in public are likely to be given CPR from bystanders in the city’s ethnic Chinese neighborhoods according to the latest research from University of British Columbia. When CPR is needed The chances of survival once the heart ceases to beat without neurological damage is high when it occurs within 2.7
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