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The results of the CAFC's Great Canadian Fire Census are in, and they paint a challenging picture on the procurement front. Check out our recap on the gear angle below, and find read the full results on the CAFC's website.
- Laura Aiken, Editor, Fire Fighting in Canada
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Almost 50 per cent of departments across Canada are using out-of-date apparatus and nearly one third feel they do not have adequate training to respond to wildfire threats, reported the Great Canadian Fire Census.
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The government of Saskatchewan has introduced amendments to The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013, that if passed will see presumptive cancer coverage available to wildland firefighters.
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The government of Ontario has introduced the Emergency Management Modernization Act to better prepare the province for floods, wildland fires and other emergencies.
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The Toronto Transit Commission board voted on Tuesday to ban mobility devices with lithium-ion batteries, including electric bikes and scooters, during winter months.
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At Dependable Emergency Vehicles, we are proud to offer the most extensive in-stock inventory of emergency vehicles across Canada, and our end-of-year clearance is now providing immediate delivery on a wide range of fire trucks and emergency apparatus.
Our in-stock inventory includes a diverse selection of fire trucks, such as pumpers, tankers, and rescue trucks. Each vehicle is engineered to meet the unique challenges faced by Canadian firefighters. We build our trucks with cutting-edge materials and technology to ensure optimal performance in any environment.
Dependable Emergency Vehicles has the expertise and resources to provide you with the safest and most reliable emergency vehicles. With our end-of-year clearance offering immediate delivery, now is the perfect time to upgrade or expand your fleet with vehicles that are truly designed to perform and built to last.
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Responding to tough questions about leadership education and management at the Atlantic Fire Leadership Conference.
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Ret. Fire Chief Matthew Pegg shares what leadership truths ended up being different than he assumed.
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In cold weather operations, it is imperative to make sure our trucks are running properly and safely.
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The city of Port Colborne in Ontario will not move forward with a shared service agreement for emergency fire services with the township of Wainfleet.
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The town of Creston in British Columbia is mourning the loss of former Fire Chief Bruce Mabin, who passed away on Nov. 29 after a short battle with cancer.
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Effective water supply operations provide the needed volume of water for the current operation and support the flow requirements for escalating incidents. Andy Soccodato's Water Thievery: The Art of Water Supply Operations is a culmination of institutional knowledge, real-world experience, and lessons learned. This book urges the supply pumper operator to think proactively so they know what to do when more is needed and can become a resource for others seeking solutions.
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| FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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This podcast features an interview with Fire Chief Ken McMullen, president of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs, discussing current challenges facing Canadian fire services. Key topics include the increasing reliance on fire departments for medical first response, the importance of addressing first responder mental health, and the need for improved collaboration among federal, provincial, and municipal agencies during emergencies like wildfires. McMullen also highlights the CAFC’s advocacy efforts, specifically pushing for a national fire administration and increased funding for emergency preparedness programs. Finally, he emphasizes the crucial role of volunteer firefighters and the need to better recognize their contributions.
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