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Ontario's new money in first responder mental health will see the Runnymede Healthcare Centre provide care to 1500 people annually, accommodating 41,700 visits. News like this helps the public better understand what firefighters face.
- Laura Aiken, Editor, Fire Fighting in Canada
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The government of Ontario is investing in the construction of Runnymede Healthcare Centre’s Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Centre of Excellence for First Responders.
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The St. John’s Regional Fire Department (SJRFD) is transitioning to non-PFAS bunker gear for all active firefighters.
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Applications are now being accepted for Newfoundland and Labrador’s 2025-26 Fire Protection Vehicle and Equipment Funding Programs for municipalities and local service districts (LSD) across the province.
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The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George will answer 9-1-1 calls for Bulkley-Nechako, Cariboo, Kitimat-Stikine and their own district starting in 2026.
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A compelling examination of 30 pivotal fires that remain tactically relevant today. This book dives deep into modern fire history, offering valuable lessons. By detailing these significant incidents, the book aims to honor the lives lost and ensure that their stories and the lessons learned continue to impact future operations. Each chapter includes vivid details from someone who was there or has direct knowledge of each of the fires, ensuring a clear understanding of the event.
» Order your copy today!
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In conversation with North Dumfries Fire Chief Robert Shantz on their department’s tornado response.
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Ret. Fire Chief Matthew Pegg shares what leadership truths ended up being different than he assumed.
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How fire truck manufacturers are meeting needs in a high demand market.
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Courtney Allen has been named the new fire chief for King Fire and Emergency Services in Ontario.
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Jim Wall will retire at the end of the month from his role as fire chief for King township in Ontario.
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FIRE FIGHTING IN CANADA: THE PODCAST |
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To kick off 2025, we’re bringing you an interview with Jim Jessop, the newly appointed fire chief and general manager of Toronto Fire Services. Join host and retired fire chief Tom DeSorcy as Jessop recounts his 30-year career, highlighting key mentors and experiences that shaped his leadership. He discusses significant changes in the fire service, including improved safety equipment and stronger fire code enforcement. Jessop addresses the challenges facing Toronto Fire Services, emphasizing collaboration and proactive well-being initiatives for his staff. Finally, he offers advice to aspiring fire chiefs, stressing the importance of teamwork and seeking diverse perspectives. This episode is brought to you by VFIS of Canada. A division of CVIS incorporated , Canada’s largest insurer of firefighters since 1991.
» Listen now...
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