[On-screen text: 6 AM, 76 Grenville Street]
Nurse: Hello, good morning!
Nurse: These are the other available, if we need extras.
Upbeat music over shots of the move of the program to Sunnybrook.
[Chatter]. My name is
Eli, Elias Bombin, and I'm a paramedic for Toronto EMS.
Eli: "This morning is an early day, a nice day, uh
and, uh, we're just ready to
transport the babies to Sunnybrook." Waving nurses: Hi there!
Singer performs a version of "Time of Your Life". Singer: A turning point...
[singing] a fork stuck in the road...
[singing] time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go...
[singing] so make the best of this test...
[singing] and don't ask why...
[singing] it's not a question, but a lesson learned in time.
[singing] it's something unpredictable,
[singing] but in the end it's right.
[singing] I hope you had the time of your life.
[Music]
Marion De Land: 7:13, so we're going
in an hour. Yeah. 4 hours, hopefully we will
be done, we'll be at Sunnybrook, and we'll be settling in.
Jenny Blake: I'm Jenny Blake, I'm expecting to be picking up the loose
ends today, and, um, just being part of quite a memorable
event. Steve: I'm Steve Halper, and I expect to be
pushing a lot of furniture, and [laughter] packing.
Steve is the anesthetist, and I'm the OB, the last OB on call here. 35 00:02:20,350 --> 00:02:20,340 And, probably, one of the oldest ones, yes, I've worked here... and I'm Elaine Herer.
And, probably, one of the oldest ones, yes, I've worked here... and I'm Elaine Herer. Danielle: "And I'm Danielle, and this is Stephen, and we
are the family doctors on call today, and we expect to deliver either the last patient at
Womens College or the first patient at Sunnybrook. Eveyrone: There you go, yeah!
On-screen text: 8:00 AM, time to go!
Audio from the earlier performance. [singing] So take the photographs and still frames in
your mind. Hang it on a shelf
in good health and good time.
Tattoos of memories, and all the good
times you had. For what it's worth
there's a worth in all the while.
It's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right,
I hope you had the time
of your life. [End of singing]
[Piano]
On screen text: 9 kilometres later, finally home!
[Upbeat music]
Staff: Welcome
home!
[Upbeat music]
On-screen text: 11:17 AM. First baby! Welcome little Hudson.
Nurse: Is this your first grandchild? Grandpa: Correct. Nurse: How do you feel? Grandpa: Terrific.
[Upbeat music]