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Toronto Fire Services introduced a lithium-ion battery public safety and education campaign in partnership with the Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal and the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs.
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The public safety personnel mental health program piloted by the province of Nova Scotia is set to continue. PSPNET launched in February 2022 as a free, confidential program that offers cognitive behavioural therapy for people experiencing anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, the province reported in a press release.
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Firefighters from eight Nunavik communities gathered in Kuujjuaq in June to take part in a two-day wildfire training session.
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The governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island issued a joint investment of $3 million for provincial wildfire preparedness.
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Every two years, firefighters from around the world convene for the World Firefighters Games (WFG), where they partake in adrenaline-pumping events such as the Toughest Firefighter Alive. Beyond the competition, the Games foster camaraderie and a sense of unity among first responders. By Brittani Schroeder.
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Founded in 1995, the Wilmot Heritage Fire Brigades Museum has grown from a group of seven retired firefighters to a membership of over 80, with aspirations to expand even further. By Jared Dodds.
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This edition is a compilation of the writings of the late Lieutenant Andrew A. Fredericks that appeared in print in Fire Engineering and online for Fire Nuggets. Fredericks was a member of Fire Department of New York Squad Company 18 in Manhattan and was killed on 9/11. He was a pioneer and a noted expert in fire suppression methods. This book is a tribute to his work, gathering his expertise on hoselines, standpipe operations, and all the facets of fire attack.
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Fire Services inspectors, under subsections 21(1) and 21(2) of the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, possess broad authority to assess fire safety by inspecting land or premises. If safety concerns are identified, these inspectors can enter, inspect, and issue orders to the owner or occupant to rectify the situation. By Monique Rollin.
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Firefighters are considered fearless superheroes who respond to emergencies, facing danger head-on to protect lives and property day after day with no issues. But that is simply not the case. Who helps us when we need help? By Arjuna George.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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Ret. Fire Chief Tom DeSorcy sits down with returning guest Jennifer Grigg, whose 30-year career with the fire service has included time spent as a volunteer firefighter, instructor, and coach. The pair discuss the importance of personal reflection, examine how family fits into the lives of firefighters both in and out of the station, and review the state of change currently impacting volunteer fire services.
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September 08, 2024
Location: Canadian Firefighter Memorial, Ottawa, Ont.
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