Smith’s Ambulance taking province and health authority to court after contract termination Jodicookeskis
A private ambulance operator who recently had his contract terminated is crying foul tonight.
The owner of Smith’s Ambulance says government failed to follow proper protocol. He says any concerns should have been presented to him formally. Instead, he claims he was blindsided and now he’s taking taking the province and the health authority to court.
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