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Canada’s fire services say they have seen an increase number of kitchen fires as more people stay home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Firefighting has always been a passion for Melissa Meier. Now chief of her department, Meier will be the first Yukon woman in the role since the late 1990s.
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The Manitoba government has created a one-time, $5 million fund to provide fire protection grants to support fire protection and emergency response across the province, Municipal Relations Minister Rochelle Squires, minister responsible for the Office of the Fire Commissioner, announced Tuesday.
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Fire Investigation for the Company Officer is intended to supplement the approach to the challenges and problems faced by company commanders on the fireground.
Many fire department company officers and future company officers lack training in the science of fire investigation and a successful fire investigation often depends on the initial actions of the engine or truck company commander. This book provides company officers with tools to preserve a fire scene and conduct a preliminary investigation as to the cause of the fire and possibly identifying witnesses, victims and even suspects. It will also make a great text for teaching fire investigation classes.
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Fire service organizations face a great call to action with regards to the pressing need to evolve our emergency service model to address Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). One of the most complex to address is that of the recommendations made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) concerning Indigenous peoples.
By Thomas Keaney.
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Watching your team jump off a truck, get to work at a hectic fire scene and bring the situation to a successful outcome is something I really enjoy as a captain. Reviewing the firefighting response immediately following a call allows for better recall and allows for more open conversations between crew members.
By Jason Clark.
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The municipal district of Bighorn, Alta., declared a local state of emergency Tuesday after overnight winds pushed a wildfire within 20 kilometres of the hamlet of Benchlands, while expanding the perimeter of the fire from 600 up to 3600 hectares.
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No injuries were reported but significant damage was done to the market portion of a Husky gas station in Nanaimo, B.C., after a fire early Tuesday morning.
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The life of one person was saved by Prince Rupert Fire Rescue Department (PRFRD) in British Columbia during a blaze that destroyed three businesses and more than 10 rental units in the downtown of the city on Oct. 5.
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