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The Ontario Fire Marshal has designated Caledon Fire and Emergency Services as the Greater Toronto Area’s second regional training centre.
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The N.W.T. Coroner Service is recommending the territory’s Department of Environment and Climate Change ensure all of its fire fighting crew leaders and supervisors have what it calls “danger tree assessor” training, after a wildland firefighter was killed by a falling tree last year.
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The government of Ontario is investing $140,623 in South Dundas to deliver enhanced fire safety training for local firefighters.
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A compelling examination of 30 pivotal fires that remain tactically relevant today. This book dives deep into modern fire history, offering valuable lessons. By detailing these significant incidents, the book aims to honor the lives lost and ensure that their stories and the lessons learned continue to impact future operations. Each chapter includes vivid details from someone who was there or has direct knowledge of each of the fires, ensuring a clear understanding of the event.
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In Mark van der Feyst's last column for 2024, he is wrapping up the topic of desensitizing firefighters with a look at the red-light syndrome, where fire trucks drive right through red lights or stop signs as they respond to a call.
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Passing on the knowledge we have learned through our experiences makes the fire service one of the world’s greatest and most respected professions. However, before we impart that knowledge to our newest generations of firefighters, we must look in the mirror and ensure we are doing our part.
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On the latest edition of Fire Fighting in Canada: The Podcast, Ret. Fire Chief Tom DeSorcy is joined by Steve Fraser, the co-author of the proactive mental health awareness training program for first responders Resilient Minds and a retired captain with Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services. The pair discuss the past, present and future Resilient Minds and outline how firefighters can introduce mental wellness training into their departments.
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