Article 00G
(Military ambulances not included)
There were numerous claims of "first motorized ambulance". These claims often were regional in nature and were made without knowing what was going on elsewhere in the country.
1909 Vancouver, British Columbia
Police Dept.'s Pope-Hartford ambulance involved in fatality
1909 Montreal, Quebec
Royal Victoria Hospital's ambulance
1910 Edmonton, Alberta
A. A. Campbell Funeral Home ambulance
1910 Peterborough, Ontario
Someone had a Fitzsimmonds McLaughlin ambulance
1911 Calgary, Alberta
Graham & Buscombe Undertaker's Crane & Breed ambulance
1911 Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg General Hospital purchased an electric ambulance from T. Eaton's Company
1911 Toronto, Ontario
A. W. Miles Funeral Home's Chalmers ambulance
1912 Lethbridge, Alberta
Galt Hospital's Ford ambulance
1912 Montreal, Quebec
Montreal General Hospital's ambulance
1913 Vancouver, British Columbia
T. J. Kearney Funeral Home's Marmon ambulance
1913 Calgary, Alberta
Alpha M. Shaver Funeral Home's White ambulance
1913 Edmonton, Alberta
Connelly & McKinley Funeral Home's Seaman Cadillac
1913 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
W. A. Edwards Funeral Home's Seaman Cadillac
1913 Toronto, Ontario
Toronto General Hospital's ambulance donated by Agnes Shields
1913 Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Police had an ambulance
1914 Edmonton, Alberta
Bowker & Millard Funeral Home's Seaman Cadillac
1914 Edmonton, Alberta
Taylor Funeral Home's Seaman Winton ambulance
1914 Regina, Saskatchewan
Speers Funeral Home had a Seaman Cadillac
1914 Toronto, Ontario
Toronto General Hospital's Russell-Knight ambulance donated by John Eaton
1915 Winnipeg, Manitoba
Thomson Funeral Home's White ambulance
1915 Toronto, Ontario
Department of Public Health had a Russell ambulance
1915 Montreal, Quebec
Montreal General Hospital had a Crane & Breed Winton ambulance
1917 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
A local undertaker had a motorized ambulance
1917 Montreal, Quebec
Notre Dame Hospital had a motorized ambulance
1918 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
McKague's Funeral Home ambulance
1918 Kitchener, Ontario
Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital's McLaughlin-Buick
1919 - Ottawa Civic Hospital put a motorized Infectious disease ambulance into service