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With a lot of negative economic news swirling around, it sure is nice to see positive announcements of further government investments in Canada's fire service.
- Laura Aiken, Editor, Fire Fighting in Canada
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The government of Alberta is investing more than $1 million to support more than 65 municipalities, Metis Settlements and First Nations across the province.
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Regina Fire and Protective Services has launched notifynow, a mass notification system designed to warn residents of nearby threats to health, safety or property, and provide essential updates in the aftermath of extreme weather.
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New Brunswick’s Department of Justice and Public Safety has tabled the department’s 2025-26 budget.
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Hytrans, a manufacturer of mobile water transport systems for disaster response, has launched its new brand identify, featuring a new logo, visual elements and a redesigned website.
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Visit Fort Garry Fire Trucks at Booth #4775 at FDIC 2025 to see our first-ever Fort Garry Emergency Rescue body built on the legendary Sutphen Monarch Extreme Duty chassis. Backed by 240 years of combined expertise and built for strength, safety, and performance in any environment—this is the start of a new era. This is One Tough Truck!
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Most engines and pumpers are equipped with a deck gun and/or a ground monitor for defensive operations. A defensive operation occurs when significant fire is present within a structure, making any interior operations impossible.
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Fire Fighting in Canada associate editor Jared Dodds spoke with Amy Cardinal Christianson to learn more about Indigenous fire management practices and how to incorporate them into current fire prevention strategies.
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Hiring the correct individuals for the right positions is crucial to ensuring that all team members possess a variety of skills that complement each other. This approach enhances operational efficiency and fosters a collaborative and resilient team dynamic.
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An Insider’s Guide to Mentoring the Fire Officer by Leigh H. Shapiro is an essential handbook for fire officers of all ranks looking to clear the noise and get to the root of the issues to excel in their roles. Written by an experienced deputy fire chief, this book combines operational strategies, leadership insights, and real-world case studies presented in the mentoring format to address the unique challenges and situations of fire officer leadership.
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Solomon Tagak has been named acting fire chief and director of emergency services with the Iqaluit Fire Department in Nunavut.
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District Chief Shawn Davis is retiring from the London Fire Department in Ontario.
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Mississauga Fire is looking for a new leader after what appears to be the sudden exit of the department’s fire chief.
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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.
» Listen now...
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