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Frontenac Paramedics Dave Doran, Ingmar Freitag, Jason Kervin, and Jeremie Hurtubise are among 274 Ontario paramedics to receive the Governor General’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal this year.
The award is presented to paramedics who have provided the highest quality of care for at least 20 years. Recipients who have performed their duties in an exemplary manner, characterized by good conduct, industry, and efficiency, are nominated by an advisory...
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The County of Frontenac is seeking qualified members to sit on its Communal Service Technical Advisory Committee .
The committee is responsible for beginning the process of establishing standards and protocols for installations, plus the investigation of various operational models/opportunities of communal servicing in Frontenac County.
Information about Communal Services in Frontenac, including relevant studies and reports, can be found at https://engagefrontenac.ca/communal-services...
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Do you know an individual, team, company or organization living and/or working in Frontenac on a project that directly benefits citizens? You should nominate them. Click here to learn about accessibility in Frontenac and to make your nomination.
There are Lisa MacLaren (Grahams Pharmacy), Linda Thomas (Wolfe Island Community Medical Clinic), and Dr. Jacqueline Sproule (Frontenac Doctors) after receiving the award from Frontenac County Deputy Warden Frances Smith last year.
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Take Notice that the Council of The Corporation of the County of Frontenac is proposing to adopt an Official Plan Amendment in accordance with Section 17 of the Planning Act , RSO 1990 , as amended, to make changes to the County Official Plan.
The County of Frontenac’s Planning and Economic Development Advisory Committee will be hosting the statutory public meeting on Wednesday, October 4, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. County staff will provide a brief presentation and the...
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The Neighbours Saving Neighbours (NSN) volunteer responder system for cardiac arrest goes live at 8 am on Friday, September 1.
NSN is the pilot program and research project that puts automated external defibrillators (AEDs) into the trained hands of volunteer citizen responders across rural areas of Frontenac County. When the system goes live for the first time on Friday, more than 60 trained volunteer responders across Frontenac become available to attend and begin CPR...
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