The union representing Nova Scotia paramedics has been tweeting for five months using #codecritical to raise awareness about ambulance availability.
It’s hoping the province will come up with ways to fix administrative delays in offloading patients at hospitals.
But that hasn’t happened yet.
CBC News Union urges province to fix Ambulance availability issues
#codecritical in the West last night at approx 11:30pm with 1 unit avail between Liverpool and Yarmouth. #nspoli @NSLiberal @NSNDP @nspc @NS_Labour @StephenMcNeil @RandyDelorey @GaryBurrill @TammyMartinMLA @TimHoustonNS @karla_macf_pc @DannyNSFL
Little late with these ones. #codecritical last evening at approx 9pm in the North with 0 units avail Truro and Milford & again at 2:45am #nspoli @NSLiberal @nspc @NSNDP @NS_Labour @StephenMcNeil @RandyDelorey @TimHoustonNS @karla_macf_pc @GaryBurrill @TammyMartinMLA @DannyNSFL
#codecritical in the North at approx 4pm today with 0 units avail in Truro, Milford and Pictou County with calls pending in some areas. #nspoli @NSLiberal @NSNDP @nspc @NS_Labour @StephenMcNeil @RandyDelorey @GaryBurrill @TammyMartinMLA @TimHoustonNS @karla_macf_pc @DannyNSFL
