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Cameron Fenton

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Paramedic, organizer, sort of professional outside person.
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Why These Outdoor Advocates Took Their Record Ridge Trail Fight to Court

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By Cameron Fenton
| Explore Magazine Verified
You wouldn’t usually find Nils French and the other members of the Save Record Ridge Action Committee (SRRAC) in a courtroom, especially on a beautiful spring day. They’d rather be out on the more than 185 kilometres of trails that wind through the mountains around Rossland, British Columbia. But those trails were under threat.
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How B.C.’s heat dome overwhelmed paramedics and changed emergency response forever

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By Cameron Fenton, Lindsay Sample Verified
| The Narwhal Verified
At 7:30 a.m. on June 28, 2021, Ryan Ackerman sat down for a daily meeting. A paramedic and manager with BC Emergency Health Services, Ackerman had attended these meetings nearly every day since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. They had become routine. This one was different. “A manager in the dispatch centre popped in very briefly and just said, ‘I’m sorry I can’t stay, things really got out of control overnight,’ ” Ackerman says.
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How B.C.’s heat dome overwhelmed paramedics and changed emergency response forever

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By Cameron Fenton
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Thunderstorms over the weekend affected more than 1,000 flights leaving the U.K., with one plane stuck on the tarmac for eight and a half hours before passengers could disembark. About 120 flights were canceled in total, with a further 900 delayed, across some of the country's largest airports, U.K. …
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