#RIP, hero.

Another #codered in Region of Waterloo Region of Waterloo Paramedic Services this evening. 0 ambulances available for 600,000+ residents. Still no action being done by Doug Ford Karen Redman CTV Kitchener CityNews Kitchener CBC KW Waterloo Region Record CTV National News enough is enough. Vote accordingly.

We are in Code Red and have no / limited availability of local ambulances in our area. If you call 911 we will get there . Non emergency calls maybe delayed. Please make the right call and save ambulances for emergencies

Bird’s eye view of Delhi Street. Multiple crews on offload delay, with some over the 12 hour mark. In the City of Guelph there are 7 transporting units on during the day (staffing permitting). Any additional local ambulances are pulled from the communities of County of Wellington .

High volumes and long wait times in the hospital 🚑please make the right call! We are delayed in response to to non emergency calls. Save 911 for true emergencies (photo OPSEU 231 )

Long past time for municipalities (City of Guelph) to start providing adequate ambulance services and calling on the Province to collect these additional funds for their failures. The answer is not a Code Red standoff, letter writing or batching. Control what YOU can. (1/2)

A 21 year old rookie. Just a kid. Rest in Peace, brother. A hero in life. #OPP #BlueLine

I’m completely gutted by this - x.com/epresident6th/…

Rest Peacefully#16028-Hero in Life!

Another afternoon, another 10 Ambulances and counting for residents of the City of #Guelph. Please be patient with members as they do the best they can with resources they have.

#BREAKING: Starting in September 2024, Ontario students in Grade 9 or 10 are required to earn a technological education credit in order to graduate high school.

7 police officers murdered in Canada in 7 months. 6 by gunfire. This is much bigger than a policing issue…it’s a societal issue. What are elected & informal community leaders, parents, educators, churches, social service agencies and the courts doing to help?

After 2 year pause the Youth Jailblazers vs Guelph Police volunteers #neighbourhood #basketball game is set for May 26th 6-8pm, who will win the coveted Trophy? Stay tuned for details! Guelph Police Service Gord Cobey Officer James Mayor Cam Guthrie City of Guelph #WestSideStories

Another life cut short #StrathconaCounty #RCMP Cst. Harvinder Singh Dhami

✨Mark your calendars✨ Join us at Headquarters May 13 for a morning of interesting displays and fun for the whole family as we kick off Police Week 2023. Meet our members, check out some cruisers, watch demonstrations and get your face painted. #Guelph #PoliceWeek2023 -st

Thanks to Officer Neil and Titan for visiting our school this morning. Sorry Neil, Titan stole the show! Thanks to our Social worker Colleen and our Community partners James & Mason for organizing our “Conversations With Cops.”#WellingtonCatholic Guelph Police Service

Dusted the West Village #Basketball Challenge trophy this morning! We’re looking forward to an exciting #youth & Guelph Police Service volunteer game tonight ~ May 26th 6-8pm St. Peter Catholic School, Guelph 150 Westwood Rd Gord Cobey Mayor Cam Guthrie Guelph Bugle GuelphToday GuelphMercuryTribune Adam A. Donaldson

Awesome game tonight between #Guelph Police and West Village Co-op. The score was close but really both sides won. (Although after back to back losses the past couple of games we maybe won a little bit more this time 😂) -st

The Air Quality Health Index for Guelph and the region is forecasted to reach 10 or high risk over the next 24 hours due to smoke from wildfires guelphmercury.com/news/can-cause…

We are saddened to announce the passing of retired Police Service Dog Charger. Together with his partner Sergeant Andrew Crowe, Charger served the community from 2011 until his retirement in 2020. Our condolences to Sgt. Crowe, his family and those who worked with Charger.