N.H. McNally Award for Bravery

The N.H. McNally Award recognizes acts of conspicuous bravery by pre-hospital professionals in the province of Ontario  in the performance of their duties.The Award was established in 1976 to honour Dr. Norman McNally, the father of Ontario's ambulance system. 

The award in his name has a rich history of acknowledging individuals who risked their lives to rescue or protect others from harm. It is not an annual award, and only presented when deserved.

2010

Bruce County Paramedics William Ernest (centre) and Darryl Hopcraft (2nd from right) receive the McNally Award for Bravery for the actions taken at an incident in the summer of 2010.