E-Comm is encouraging the public to plan ahead, celebrate safely and make the right call Halloween is here and E-Comm is preparing for what’s expected…
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An open letter to all British Columbians
Letter to the Editor As British Columbians, we all rely on certain core services being available at the most critical moments of our lives. Because…
Amendments to Mental Disorder Presumption Regulation
Emergency dispatchers, nurses and publicly funded health-care assistants will have easier access to workers’ compensation for mental-health disorders that come from work-related trauma with regulatory…
Wireless alerts to begin this afternoon
Wireless alerts will be tested for the first time in B.C. at 2:55 p.m. (Mountain) today May 9, as part of a federal-provincial government initiative…
9-1-1 text service available for deaf, speech impaired
Starting today, a specialized text service is available in regional districts in B.C.’s Southern and Central Interior that allows people who are deaf/deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing or…
Public key in identifying 9-1-1 service concerns
A recent follow-up by a Kimberley resident with concerns about a 9-1-1 call he placed has helped the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) identify…
9-1-1 call-answer service transferred to E-Comm
As of 10:33 a.m. Nov. 18, 9-1-1 calls from the Central and Southern Interiors are being answered by E-Comm—British Columbia’s largest 9-1-1 public-safety answer point….