WINNIPEG Winnipeg paramedics are struggling to keep up during the pandemic to the point they are missing meal breaks. On Monday, the city’s protection committee heard they are so busy paramedics are forced to work during lunch. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Chief John Lane says he recently visited 15 stations to get feedback. As a result, meal breaks are being extended from 30 to 45 minutes and paramedics will only be called away for the most serious calls. Committee Chair, Councillor Sherri Rollins, says people need to hear this. “It is shocking that often times the paramedics that come to Winnipeggers with lights and sirens are not getting a lunch,” said Rollins.
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