The Toronto Professional Fire Fighters Association (TPFFA) has launched a petition to protest the city’s planned removal of four pumper trucks from fire stations. The TPFFA says the removal will compromise safety in the communities surrounding the stations by impacting response times and will result in the permanent loss of 84 firefighter jobs. The association points out that the cost of keeping the trucks in service would be only $8 year a person.
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