An autonomous Black Hawk helicopter demonstrated precision wildfire suppression, marking a major step forward in aerial firefighting technology. Learn how this breakthrough could help contain wildfires at their earliest stages.
Six-year-old Sara Dhaliwal took on the role of Junior Fire Chief at Osoyoos Fire Rescue, spending a busy day helping firefighters and even instructing them on fire hose handling. Learn more about her special day.
A new lithium battery exploded in the home of a Vancouver Island fire chief, leading to a close call. Find out why this incident highlights the dangers of lithium batteries, even when not in use.
Ohio’s Department of Transportation used a robotic dog named Brutus to inspect fire damage on the Big Mac bridge, accessing hazardous areas unsafe for crews. Learn how this new technology helped assess the extent of the damage.
Former firefighter Lewis speaks out about the trauma he experienced while on duty, which led to PTSD and a mental health crisis. Discover how mental health issues are impacting firefighters.
The City of Nelson is piloting remote-controlled technology to reduce wildfire fuel in steep areas. Learn how this innovative approach aims to tackle fire risks more efficiently.
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) is projected to exceed its 2024 budget by approximately $12.8 million, primarily due to increased overtime costs and a rise in firefighter injury claims.
Alberta’s new RainStream™ 100-foot sprinkler towers are being hailed as a game changer in wildfire fighting. These towers can drench forests from above to help protect communities from approaching wildfires.
A BC court has certified a class-action lawsuit over the deadly Winters Hotel fire in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Find out what this means for survivors seeking justice.
As Alberta’s wildfire season ends, officials reflect on the challenges faced and the resilience shown by communities and firefighters. Learn what steps the province is taking to improve wildfire management.