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The governments of New Brunswick and Canada are jointly investing $40.1 million over four years to support wildfire prevention.
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The governments of Canada and the Yukon have committed to supporting people living without homes through an agreement signed as part of the Unsheltered Homelessness and Encampments Initiative.
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Over the past year, the Oro-Medonte Fire and Emergency Services (OMFES) has made numerous strides to stem dissatisfaction among its volunteer firefighters, something that was identified as a major concern in an audit of the service one year ago.
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The Halifax firefighters' union is asking the municipality to pay for preventive cancer screenings at private clinics, after they say members were denied through the provincial health system.
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An Insider’s Guide to Mentoring the Fire Officer by Leigh H. Shapiro is an essential handbook for fire officers of all ranks looking to clear the noise and get to the root of the issues to excel in their roles. Written by an experienced deputy fire chief, this book combines operational strategies, leadership insights, and real-world case studies presented in the mentoring format to address the unique challenges and situations of fire officer leadership.
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Ottawa Fire Services shares the story of a once-in-a-lifetime call in the form of a calendar.
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Canadian Firefighter associate editor Jared Dodds recently sat down with Dr. Joy MacDermid to discuss firefighter health, particularly examining musculoskeletal injuries and how firefighters can best recover from them.
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Can fire and medical response agencies provide better service to the public if they adopt a holistic approach to emergency service delivery?
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Although human resources and promotions might not be a part of the front-line fire officers job description, team building and making their crews the strongest possible is one of their responsibilities.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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Are you prepared for the challenges of retirement? This episode of Fire Fighting in Canada: The Podcast explores the crucial topic of firefighter mental health during the transition out of service. Retirement can bring a loss of identity and purpose, disconnect from the fire service family, and a resurgence of unresolved trauma. This episode features captain Steve Farina, a leader in first responder mental health, who shares his insights from 30 years in Fire.
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