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The rational for the creation of the British Columbia Ambulance Service (BCAS) was to end the patchwork and duplication of the many agencies that were providing some kind of ambulance service to the people of B.C. Prior to the creation of the BCAS numerous briefs and submissions were made to all levels of governments in
“One Team—One Goal Working Together For Life” Did you know? Canoe Cove Restaurant is a way station for paramedics and crew involved in British Columbia’s only dedicated ocean going ambulance vessel. The 28 foot high speed craft commenced operations from the Cove in January 2010. Since then she has performed over 500 medevac runs. The
In the mid 1960’s the Heart Lung Resuscitator (HLR) was introduced to many North American ambulance services. This piece of equipment ran on 50 or 90 PSI of an O2 tank. The machine was said to dramatically improve the person’s chance of survival in a cardiac arrest. Well that was the sales pitch in the