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Editor's blog from FDIC Atlantic |
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Written by Laura King
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June 6, 2011, Wolfville, N.S. – I expect there were some weary firefighters in eastern Canada Monday morning after FDIC Atlantic in beautiful Wolfville, N.S., over the weekend. The mostly volunteer contingent of 500 firefighters from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E.I. and Newfoundland played hard by times but worked equally as hard in dozens of hands-on-training sessions and educational – and extremely entertaining – seminars.
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Toronto Fire Services may face budget axe |
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Written by Peter Sells
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June 1, 2011, Toronto – The word is out that Toronto Fire Services is
facing the prospect of unprecedented staffing reductions in order to
achieve budget targets as the city faces a $774-million shortfall for
2012.
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Editor's blog |
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Written by Laura King
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May 30, 2011, Toronto – It’s been a good day here at the International Conference for Fire &
Rescue Executives in Toronto with lots of networking time with vendors
and delegates.
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Editor's blog |
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Written by Laura King
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May 29, 2011, Toronto - There was good news over the weekend with the return of residents to Slave Lake and the massive effort to help these people rebuild their lives and their community.
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Written by Laura King
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May 29, 2011, Toronto - There was good news over the weekend with the return of residents to Slave Lake and the massive effort to help these people rebuild their lives and their community.
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Written by Laura King
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May 20, 2011
It’s been a wild week for fire news. It’s tough for us here in rain-soaked southwestern Ontario to comprehend the devastation in Slave Lake, Alta., and the challenges of rebuilding and dealing with thousands of displaced families.
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Flashpoint blog |
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Written by Peter Sells
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May 18, 2011 - Whatever else is going on in Canada this week pales in comparison to the fires that are ravaging Slave Lake and other communities in Alberta. These fires come just as the flood waters are receding to the east in Manitoba and Quebec, but no doubt those Albertans whose homes and businesses have been destroyed are too preoccupied with their own thoughts to appreciate the irony.
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Written by Laura King
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May 9, 2011
– Back to blogging with some big news: FFIC Flashpoint scribe Peter Sells
has been nominated for a KRW Award for best regularly featured column.
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