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Canada is on track to see the second-worst wildfire season on record. A recent partnership in B.C. is ready to help detect and monitor wildfires with the help of UBCO. You can read more about that below and on the Canadian Firefighter website.
- Brittani Schroeder, Editor
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The Governments of Canada, British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Manitoba, together with the CIFFC, have announced a total investment of $104 million through the Government of Canada’s Resilient Communities through FireSmart (RCF) Program.
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A new auditor general report has found that about half of Quebec’s population lives in communities with no first responder service, despite numerous calls over the years to improve access to potentially life-saving first aid.
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A camera network that gives first responders information to support wildfire response, emergency management and public awareness is being expanded through a partnership between the Province of British Columbia and the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus (UBCO).
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Whitewater Region (WWR) is working toward formalizing the practice of firefighters serving as first responders for medical emergencies other than fires.
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The ability to make sound, timely decisions is critical in fire and emergency ops. This book examines the importance of integrating CRM into the ICS to improve firefighter safety, operational efficiency, and leadership effectiveness. Through real-world case studies and analysis, this book outlines methods for improving situational awareness, reducing operational risks, and fostering a culture of effective leadership in fire and emergency services.
» Order Your Copy Today!
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When cooking, I use many apps and recipes to get an idea of where I am starting. It isn’t anything special; I read a set of instructions before carrying out the process, using the correct measurements, maintaining the right temperatures, and following the steps within the recipe. It’s kind of like having a set of guidelines and procedures.
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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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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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Check out this Q&A with Mynda Ohs, PhD, a former first responder and current psychologist, as she discusses psychological safety for fire service members.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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Firefighter Anthony De Benedictis details his personal project, Firefighter Rescues Ontario, where he collected information from public sources to analyze rescue trends within the province. The conversation highlights the challenges and potential benefits of collecting and utilizing rescue statistics to enhance firefighter preparedness and public safety.
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