A groundbreaking mentorship program is equipping First Nations fire prevention officers with essential skills to improve fire safety in their communities. Partnering with 11 southern Ontario fire departments, the initiative provides hands-on training, mentorship, and guidance on fire prevention laws. Learn how this program is creating safer communities.
CTVnews.ca Alberta’s wildland firefighters face the same cancer risks as structural firefighters, yet they lack the same presumptive compensation. While other provinces have expanded coverage, Alberta’s government continues to delay action. Find out why the fight for fair compensation is gaining momentum.
As wildfires raged, over half of LA’s fire trucks sat idle due to soaring costs and supply delays. A private equity takeover has driven up prices, reduced competition, and left fire departments struggling. Find out how industry consolidation is affecting emergency response.
Public Backs Reduced On-Call Firefighter Crews
More than 80% of Staffordshire residents back the move to three-person on-call firefighter crews after a 17-month trial. The fire service’s four-year plan also prioritizes community safety, climate response, and workforce development. Learn how these changes will shape emergency services in Staffordshire.
Clarington Fire Chief Dave Speed recognized for Ontario Leadership Award –
Orillia Fire Chief Capt. Glenn Higgins retires after nearly 30 years –
Canyon Fire Deputy Chief Wiley Harp retires after 42 years of service
Captain Mark McCarthy retires from Butte Silver Bow Fire Department after 30 years –