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We talk a lot about first responder mental health but don't often look at the toll this profession takes on our families and loved ones. In Arjuna George's latest column, he dives into the important conversations that need to be had. Check it out!
- Brittani Schroeder, Editor
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The proposed combination of the Greenwich and Wolfville Volunteer Fire Departments is off after the location of a new fire hall could not be determined.
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Since October 2024, the B.C. Wildfire Service has received more than 2,200 applications, the highest recorded number of applications ever received.
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The government of Canada is investing $16.3 million over the next three years to support 25 projects aimed at improving wildland fire fighting training.
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ProAction Cops and Kids has challenged all first responders to come out for some friendly competition and fundraising with the most recent installment of their Over the Edge event, Over the Edge 2025: Mission Possible.
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This all-inclusive truck company operations guide will help truck-deficient departments achieve a safe, effective, and efficient coordinated fire attack. It illustrates the importance of truck company operations facilitating and supporting coordinated fire attacks and lifesaving operations. Rooted in the core principle that “circumstances dictate action on the fireground,” this book empowers agencies to overcome challenges posed by limited staffing or resources.
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We’ve officially made it to the first print edition of 2025, and editor Brittani Schroeder opens the magazine by looking at wildfires, severe weather events and the impact they can have on communities across Canada, namely Jasper, Alta.
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Joining the fire service is not a solo endeavour; every firefighter’s decision to step into the line of duty profoundly impacts their entire family—partners, children, parents and extended loved ones. Preparing your family for what lies ahead is essential.
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Jared Dodds, associate editor of Canadian Firefighter, sat down with Brad Major, a firefighter and wildfire training instructor in British Columbia, to talk about how training has changed over the years and where it might be headed next.
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You are the first responder at the scene of a serious vehicle crash and you suspect one of the damaged vehicles is a hybrid or full electric vehicle. There may be people still inside and bystanders milling about. What is the first thing you do?
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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Matt Pegg, COO of Warrior Health and retired fire chief, discusses the organization’s origins and goals. Warrior Health emerged from Wounded Warriors Canada and aims to provide comprehensive mental health support and resilience training to public safety personnel and their families across Ontario. Pegg highlights the province’s financial commitment and the program’s unique inclusion of family support as crucial elements. He expresses hope that this model can expand interprovincially, emphasizing the importance of the program’s independent evaluation and evidence-based approach.
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