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Niagara Region paramedics deliver overwhelming strike mandate

CUPE 911 members cite a 50% rise in 2024 call volumes, pay gaps up to 24%, and poor mental health support as reasons behind the 99% strike vote.

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Paramedics, dispatchers, and occupational therapists with CUPE 911 voted 99 per cent in favour of strike action last week, with 82 per cent of members voting

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Niagara Region paramedics deliver overwhelming strike mandate

Paramedics, dispatchers, and occupational therapists with CUPE 911 voted 99 per cent in favour of strike action last week, with 82 per cent of members voting

·Thorold, Canada
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Thorold Today broke the news in Thorold, Canada on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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