Celebrating 40 Years of Ontario Air Ambulance

Ornge, Ontario’s provider of air ambulance and related services, is proud to celebrate the 40^th anniversary of the Ontario Air Ambulance Program in 2017. Currently, we're interested in gathering historical images and items to share with the public for Ontario Air Ambulance 40^th Anniversary!

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Our History

Ontario’s Air Ambulance program was formally established by the Ministry of Health in 1977 with a single helicopter named “Bandage One” based out of Toronto’s Buttonville Airport associated with Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.

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Share Your Piece of History

We're interested in gathering historical images and items for Ontario Air Ambulance 40th Anniversary!

Ornge encourage the public and anyone else with historical knowledge or photos of Ontario’s Air Ambulance Program to share with us using #OAA40 on social media, or through the form below. Patients who have been transported by air ambulance in Ontario over the past 40 years are encouraged to share their stories using the Share My Story portal.

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