Grateful to @CityofToronto for highlighting the “vital role Toronto Paramedic Services plays in protecting the health, safety and well-being of residents and visitors across Toronto. 🚨 #PSWeek2026
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Official account of Toronto Paramedic Services. Not monitored 24/7. Emergency: dial 9-1-1. Non-emerg: 416-392-2000. Terms of use: https://t.co/3byxD1V0Kc
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It’s #ParamedicServicesWeek, and this year’s theme is “Better Care Starts Here.” 🎉
Follow along all week as we recognize our incredible staff and highlight how Paramedicine continues to evolve in service of our communities. #PSWeek2026
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Think you’re seeing warning signs of human trafficking? Do you suspect a possible trafficker? Never confront the victim or trafficker, instead call 911 or the human trafficking hotline 1-833-900-1010 to leave an anonymous tip. canada.ca/en/public-safe…
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Love the outdoors? So do ticks 🕷️
Before you head out this long weekend, learn how to prevent tick bites and recognize symptoms of tick‑borne diseases.
Learn more: ontario.ca/ticks
#LymeDiseaseAwarenessMonth
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Thrilled to host our Paramedic Student Open House last weekend!
We connected with paramedic students from across Ontario to talk about all things #TorontoParamedicServices. 🩺
Thank you to everyone who joined us. 🤝 We hope to see you again soon!
More 📸 on Facebook.
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Melanie Austin, an integral leader within our Communications Centre, has retired.
After 23 years of service, her advice to those entering the profession? “It’s so much more than a job, it’s a passion.”
Wishing you all the best and smooth sailing in retirement, Melanie! ⛵
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Watershed Conditions Statement: Water Safety in effect. Thunderstorms could cause water to pool in low-lying or poorly drained areas if heavy rain falls quickly. Stay away from rivers and avoid recreational activities in these areas. trca.ca/FNR #ONStorm
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On #InternationalNursesDay, we acknowledge the incredible nurses who bring skill, compassion, and calm to every patient interaction. 🩺
Thank you for the vital care and support you provide every day. #NursingWeek2026 #ThePowerofNurses
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This #NationalPoliceWeek, we’re recognizing the strong partnerships and shared commitment that help keep our communities safe every day.
Thank you to @TorontoPolice, @OPP_News, and law enforcement professionals across Canada for your collaboration and dedication. 🤝 #NPW2026
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Under 18 and need someone to talk to about your #MentalHealth? 💬
One Stop Talk connects you with a registered therapist for a free, confidential conversation – and you’ll leave with a plan.
👉 visit onestoptalk.ca
📞 call 1‑855‑416‑8255
#MentalHealthWeek
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Happy #MothersDay to all the moms and maternal figures in the #TorontoParamedicServices family and beyond! 💐
Thank you for the compassion, strength, and support you show every day, both on and off the job.
Today, we celebrate you and all that you do.
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Remember, taking things step by step is okay. Feeling better doesn’t happen overnight. It might take time, some days might be better than others, but you will get there at your own pace. #MentalHealthWeek #988Canada
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During #EmergencyPreparednessWeek, consider completing an “In Case of Emergency” (ICE) sheet. 📝
Having important health information easily available can help paramedics provide faster care during an emergency.
Available in 19 languages 👉 ow.ly/qCry50RzNtN #EPWeek2026
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WeatherCAN + @511Ontario: some things are just better together 🤝
When severe weather hits, travel conditions may be impacted. Staying informed keeps you safe at home and on the road.
When we're #PreparedTogether, we #ProtectOntario: canada.ca/en/environment…
#EPWeek2026
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So honoured to have Emergency Medical Dispatcher Carly-Ann recognized at such a meaningful ceremony.
Congratulations to all of the award recipients! 🏆
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✨ Continuing Our Public Heroes Recognition ✨ Behind every recognition is a story — not only of duty, but of character, compassion, and service beyond expectation. Today, we highlight the first group of our 2026 Public Heroes, whose work reflects the values at the heart of this program: altruism, dedication, and community service. 🏅 Superintendent Chris Josiah – Ontario Provincial Police With over 29 years of leadership in major crime, intelligence, and regional command, Superintendent Josiah has shown outstanding commitment to public safety. Beyond policing, his work with NACCA, youth mentorship, and community programming reflects dedication to equity, inclusion, and stronger communities. @OPP_HSD 🙏 Our thanks to Chief Superintendent André Phelps. 🏅 Captain Ron Lyons – Brampton Fire & Emergency Services With over 25 years of service, Captain Lyons has demonstrated leadership, courage, and compassion in protecting his community. Through mentorship and charitable initiatives, his work reflects integrity and selflessness. @BramptonFireES 🙏 Our thanks to by Chief Andy Glynn. 🏅 Carly-Ann Munns – Toronto Paramedic Services As an Emergency Medical Dispatcher and Training Officer, Carly-Ann supports both the public and her colleagues as a vital “first-first responder.” Her involvement in peer support, youth initiatives, and food security reflects a lifelong commitment to service. @TorontoMedics 🙏 Our thanks to Deputy Chief Janice Baine. 🏅 Provincial Constable Walker Lewis – Ontario Provincial Police From mentoring and northern deployments to leading the Keeping Ontario Warm initiative, Provincial Constable Lewis has demonstrated leadership, compassion, and commitment to inclusive communities. @OPP_HSD 🙏 Our thanks to Chief Superintendent André Phelps. These Public Heroes remind us that service is not always loud — but its impact is deeply felt. #PH2025 #15thAnniversary #FirstResponders #SocialCohesion #hizmetcares
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Who should you contact during a flood?💧📞If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Knowing who to call can help you act quickly & stay safe! Visit our website to learn more about how to stay safe during a flood. 👇 #EPWeek2026 #FloodSafety #BePrepared #know-risks" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">trca.ca/conservation/f…
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Always a pleasure to welcome some of the dedicated staff from the Mississauga Central Ambulance Communications Centre, our neighbours to the west! 🎧 
Strong teamwork help ensure the best possible response for #Ontario patients when they need us most.
Thanks for stopping by!
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As Mental Health Week continues, we’re embracing this year’s theme, #ComeTogetherCanada.
This week, our Peer Resource Teams are out across the city, keeping the conversation going 💬 and standing alongside those who help keep Toronto safe.
Learn more: ow.ly/guQK50YVh6Y
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@sarsippius @MGHToronto Thank you for your kind words. We LOVE hearing about these types of positive experiences.
You’re welcome to submit a compliment about any of our amazing staff through our Professional Standards website at ow.ly/8CS650YVi2S by selecting the “Compliments” tab. Thanks again!
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So much love to the @TorontoMedics and @MGHToronto staff today for their help with my Son today. I see you keeping it together under duress, smiling and working so hard to do the work of saints. I am in awe of you all, and you have my deepest gratitude and respect.
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