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In the past two weeks, provincial governments have been focusing on getting fire departments crucial equipment for the upcoming season, namely Newfoundland and Manitoba. Read about both below!
- Brittani Schroeder, Editor
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The water bomber will support the efforts of the provincial government’s well-trained and high-quality fire suppression team that has guided communities through forest fires that are becoming increasingly challenging and more frequent due to climate change.
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The provincial government of Manitoba is investing more than $500,000 to help two Interlake municipalities upgrade their crucial fire protection services and safeguard rapid response during emergencies.
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The Community Wildfire Resilience Contributions program will invest a maximum of $300,000 per applicant annually for projects that will advance the seven FireSmart disciplines.
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Fire-Dex, a supplier of PPE for first responders, has launched the Virtual Sizer, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to quickly and precisely measure firefighters for new turnout gear, minimizing safety risks from improper fit, such as exposed skin or restricted movement.
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When we strive to understand the culture within the fire service industry, it’s important to consider both internal and external influences to gain a comprehensive understanding. It’s not just about the diverse and unique emergency operations that fire services encounter and how they are managed, but also the non-emergency situations.
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Way too much stuff! Is it needed? What can and can’t you live without? This dilemma is all too real for modern air travellers who are trying to avoid charges and travel more efficiently. So, what does this have to do with tech rescue? The point I’m trying to address concerns collective tools and carry-on baggage we keep in our pockets.
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From the streets of Vancouver to the shores of the Maritime provinces, firefighters across the country are responding to increased calls related to drug overdoses, mental health crises and encampment-related issues. Municipalities say they’re looking for innovative and collaborative solutions – but they need all levels of government at the table.
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Editor Brittani Schroeder recently had the opportunity to speak with Mynda Ohs, PhD, a former first responder and current psychologist, about psychological safety for fire service members.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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This episode focuses on challenges and progress within the Canadian fire service, with a particular emphasis on the unique circumstances and evolution of Indigenous fire departments. (Ret.) Fire Chief Tom DeSorcy interviews Acting Fire Chief Michael Seth, providing insights into the history, current state, and future aspirations of the Six Nations Fire and Emergency Services, while also touching on broader themes affecting fire services across Canada.
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