Rama Paramedic Services

Chi Miigwetch to everyone who was able to come out today. We were able to spend some time together to honour the paramedics who have fallen in the line of duty, and give pause to those who suffer in silence. Special thanks to Cliff Sharpe for performing the smudging ceremony and opening prayer. We were honoured to receive the bell, to pause and reflect it’s significance for the fallen, on its journey through Rama.... Follow the bell on its journey here Paramedic Memorial Bell For some additional information on the importance and tradition of a smudging ceremony, follow the link below https://www.ictinc.ca/blog/a-definition-of-smudging #paramedicmemorialbell2020 #tourparamedicride Canadian Paramedic Memorial Foundation Tour Paramedic Ride

Today we were honoured to receive the Paramedic Memorial Bell from Muskoka Paramedic Services as it continues on its way across Canada. Miigwetch to Paramedics Michael, Mitch and Terry of Muskoka Paramedic Services for their time today. #paramedicmemorialbell2020

An amazing free e-book for the kids about COVID-19 and keeping safe by a First Nations Canadian Author. Share it with your friends and family.

Rama Paramedics doing their part to keep the community healthy and safe by choosing to be COVID-19 tested proactively. Stopping the spread on swab at a time.

Rama Paramedics are wearing their red epaulettes today May 5th for the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. This day honors the lives of Native women who are missing or have been murdered. Their lives and stories matter.