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Residents of Michael’s Harbour will now have firefighting services, after unanimously agreeing to pay the annual fee — just over a week after a home in the community burned to the ground.
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Winnipeg firefighters responding to an alarm call over the weekend in the city’s West End found themselves in an unusual situation after allegedly discovering someone was riding on top of their fire truck.
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Two wildfire fighters from Prince Edward Island are heading to Australia to assist with the unprecedented forest fires happening in that country.
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Casualty care and first aid is an integral part of the fire and rescue services’ role and firefighters have always worked closely with pre-hospital medical providers in their aim to save lives. As the fire services are now increasingly involved in the delivery of medical care through co-responding schemes, casualty care and first aid training has become crucial for firefighters to provide initial assessment and care of patients when responding to a variety of medical emergencies. This textbook, written by an experienced team of firefighters and paramedics, is an essential guide to life saving care and has been specifically written for firefighters already employed or undertaking training within a fire and rescue service.
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With another year in the books and a new year upon us, many people take the time to reflect on resolutions and how we can better ourselves. Many resolutions made are big picture goals, such as losing a few pounds or maybe making a career change. These can be overwhelming when you start to look at how to accomplish the resolution. We start to think of the obstacles and tend to focus on the things that can keep us from accomplishing our goals. Most great firefighters are making resolutions not just every year, but after every training and more importantly, after every call they respond to.
By Jason Clark
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Hoarding disorder was added to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5), in May 2013. If sufficient functional impairment exists, it can be considered a disability with the right to “reasonable accommodation” under Human Rights legislation.
By Elaine Birchall and Suzanne Cronkwright
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The cause of last week’s house explosion in Guelph’s south end will be made public within 45 days, says a spokesperson for the Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal.
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Provincial police say they will not be conducting any further investigation into a massive pig barn fire that left roughly 6,000 pigs dead Saturday morning.
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Montreal police are investigating a fire at a Pierrefonds daycare on Monday morning. The blaze reportedly started at around 6:30 a.m. in the hallway of Garderie Superkidz.
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April 30 – May 2, 2020
Location: Mississauga, Ont.
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