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Jul 16, 2026
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Dalhousie University students fix ambulance scheduling woes
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Dalhousie University students fix ambulance scheduling woes
BY PHILIP MOSCOVITCH
JULY 16, 2026
The winning team in the 2026 Dalhousie engineering capstone conference. Left to right: Taylor Knoll, Manuthi Hannedige, Camilla Torres-Martinez, and Juliana Dizor. Credit: Nick Pearce
Prize-winning Halifax-based team tackled a complex set of issues for a Montréal ambulance provider.
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Philip Moscovitch
Philip Moscovitch is a freelance writer, audio producer, fiction writer, and editor of…
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