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First Nations children aged zero to nine years have a fire mortality rate 86 times greater than non-First Nations children in Ontario, making them the group with the highest death rate studied in a new data report released this week.
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Alberta’s Chestermere RCMP say a house fire that left seven people dead earlier this month is not suspicious in nature.
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Christian Schmidt, who’s currently deputy chief of operations and communications, has been tapped to take over the role.
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The Nishnawbe Aski Nation says the declaration is needed to trigger an immediate response to the situation, including aircraft and watercraft for evacuations.
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By: Steve Bernocco
"Fire Under Control is a riveting new book that allows you to learn while also seeing how street experiences coincide with printed tactical and scientific fire service information. I always have said that eyes, ears, and experience will equal your education in the fire service and Capt. Steve Bernocco has managed to bring it to light."
– Lt. Mike Ciampo, Fire Department of New York
The core principles of structural firefighting are fire behavior, building construction, strategy, tactics, safety and training. Each core principle is examined with relevant on-the-job stories to bring lessons home.
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Being a successful firefighter means plenty of professional development. By Adam McFadden
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Something new has started to make rescuers shake their heads time and time again in modern day vehicle extrication: steel. By Chad Roberts
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Knowing how to leverage the power of your body language, even during Zoom calls, can make a huge difference in your interactions. By Jennifer Grigg
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Keep up to date on the latest in hiring, recruitment and more on the Firehall Forum.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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In this podcast sponsored by L3Harris, Tim Wilkinson, fire chief for Richmond, B.C., shares how Richmond Fire-Rescue went from mired in public controversy to actively engaging diversity and creating a welcoming workplace for all. Wilkinson talks with Fire Chief Tom DeSorcy about how the Richmond department managed gender, inclusiveness and privacy inside the fire hall alongside serving and recruiting in an extraordinarily diverse community.
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Sept. 14 - 18, 2021
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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