Paramedics honoured for helping students, teachers in Saskatchewan shooting
REGINA — Two paramedics who went into a northern Saskatchewan school while a shooter was on the loose have been recognized for their bravery.
Kalvin Jones and Darryl Morin received medals from the Royal Canadian Humane Association at a ceremony Monday in Regina.
In January, Jones and Morin responded to an emergency call at the high school in La Loche and learned a shooter was still in the building. With the help of RCMP, Morin and Jones got injured students and staff out, then aided patients at the hospital.
Jones said there was a lot of chaos and they trusted RCMP to keep them safe.