NEWS RELEASE: Demand for 9-1-1 surges ahead of the summer, with 21% more calls in 2023
June 14, 2023Emergency call volumes will not be cooling down as B.C. temperatures rise Vancouver, B.C.—E-Comm is managing …
Learn MoreEmergency call volumes will not be cooling down as B.C. temperatures rise Vancouver, B.C.—E-Comm is managing …
Learn MoreVANCOUVER— Emergency Communications Professionals of BC, represented by CUPE 8911, have ratified a new three-year collective …
Learn MoreVANCOUVER—E-Comm 9-1-1 (Emergency Communications for British Columbia Inc.) and Emergency Communications Professionals of BC (CUPE Local …
Learn MoreVancouver, B.C., January 4, 2023—Whether you’re fed up with the nozzle failing to fuel your car …
Learn MoreVancouver, B.C. – The Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) Canada has named E-Comm the recipient …
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