Chief Goudie

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There's Frontenac Paramedic Alisha celebrating 20 years of service to the residents of Frontenac County and Kingston. Congratulations on this important milestone, Alisha! Thankyou for all you do! Alisha is pictured with Frontenac Paramedics Chief Marc Goudie.

Exciting news Kingston! This afternoon KFR, @FPSParamedics, and City staff joined together for the new Station 11 Groundbreaking event! With shovels in the ground today we celebrate the start of construction of the cities newest fire and paramedic station in the west end!🚒🚑

Congratulations to the 49 Ontario paramedics who yesterday received their @GGCanada EMS Exemplary Service Medal bars for providing exemplary emergency medical services for at least 30 years. See the full recipient list here: oapc.ca/49-ontario-par…

Frontenac Paramedics Chief Emerita Gale Chevalier (Center) receiving her Governor General's Exemplary Service Medal First Bar from Canadian Forces College Dep. Commandant Col. Shayne Elder, and @OAPCMedia President Chief Greg Sage, at a ceremony in Toronto, Nov 19. Congrats!

There are Frontenac Paramedic Dave Doran, Frontenac Paramedics Chief Marc Goudie, Frontenac Paramedics Chief Emerita Gale Chevalier, Frontenac Paramedics Chief Emeritus Paul Charbonneau, celebrating Chief Chevalier's 30-year Exemplary Service Medal 1st bar, 19 November, 2025.

We had a great time at the @9runrun Emergency Service Run in Kingston this morning. . . . and won the Chief's Chili Cookoff trophy to boot! Thank you to all the organizers and everyone who participated. We should make this a new tradition!

Frontenac Paramedics David, Alisha, Luke, and Garrett stopped by Stn 3 in #YGK to support our @KtownFire partners at their charity car wash Saturday to support @HockeyHelps @KIHInterval & Saint Vincent de Paul Society Kingston. Great work for an important cause. Thank you all!

Jana finished up her weekend block of shifts with Paramedics Tyler and Jacob, pictured here outside of Kingston General Hospital. Great way to finish this block!

Jana continues her Canadian experience at our downtown base today with ACP Sam and PCP Thomas.

@Maegen_Kulchar Jana is completing her Paramedic training in Switzerland and as part of that training, she had the opportunity to complete an internship related to Paramedicine. She chose to complete this by joining Frontenac Paramedics to experience what the job is like in another country.

@FPSChief Hi Chief Goudie. Why did Jana choose to study paramedics here as opposed to Switzerland? Mkulchar@postmedia.com

Frontenac Paramedics are hosting Jana, a Paramedic Student from Switzerland, over the coming weeks. Today is her first day with our Paramedics.

Jess received 3 save pins today from recent calls she has been apart of. Great work Jess! ^mg

Day three for Jana as she joins Paramedics Shannon and Jess at our downtown station.

On day two, Jana joined ACPs Julie and Trevor out of our west end base.

Beautiful sunrise light earlier today. . . Have a safe and happy Friday and weekend, everyone.

On this final day of Paramedic Services Week we remember paramedics who have died in the line of duty or from duty related injuries to mind and body: At least 50 in Canada over the past 25 years. Visit paramedicmonument.ca to help fund for a monument to be erected in Ottawa.

Today in Paramedic Services Week is Paramedic recognition day! To every paramedic everywhere, especially to your very own friendly neighbourhood Frontenac Paramedics: Thank you for all you do. Learn more about Paramedic Services Week -> paramedicchiefs.ca

There's the spring cohort of 15 brand new Frontenac Paramedics seen here just before class this morning. They're qualifying, on-boarding, and easing onto the road over the next couple of weeks. It looks like a fine and capable group so far. It's good to have you with us!

It's first Responders Day in Ontario when we celebrate the contributions of paramedics, police officers, firefighters, military personnel, medical evacuation pilots and paramedics, dispatchers, nurses, doctors, emergency medical technicians, and emergency managers. Thank you all!