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Former Penticton Fire Chief Wayne Williams has launched a civil claim against the City of Penticton, stating he was wrongfully dismissed after taking a short-term disability leave to be treated for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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A female firefighter has told CBC News that she faced years of harassment and discrimination while she worked for Toronto Fire Services.
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All 21 firefighters in a rural community in western New Brunswick have resigned, citing unsafe working conditions after their municipality refused to replace an aging fire truck.
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To steal a savvy marketing campaign slogan, a preventable house fire is a dumb way to die. Laura King writes from Canada’s first Home Fire Sprinkler Summit.
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Fire Fighting in Canada This Week Niche TV host Tamar Atik reports on Alberta reviewing its response to the Fort McMurray wildfire; editor Laura King covers the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs’ Home Fire Sprinkler Summit; and Fire Chief Gord Schreiner explains how his department’s Seconds Count training program increases firefighter speed and efficiency.
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One man suffered life-threatening injuries and seven others escaped after a fire broke out in the kitchen of a home in Toronto Monday.
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Councillors in Chatham-Kent, Ont., have voted not to pursue a blended Fire/EMS service model, opting to keep their relationship with third-party company Medavie intact. Chatham-Kent Fire and Emergency Services officials had recommended a blended service to cut costs going forward.
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Camp Ignite, an annual four-day/three-night camp in the Metro Vancouver area for teenage girls of all cultures to learn about fire fighting, is helping add diversity to the fire service.
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