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Dispatches |
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Written by Jennifer Mabee
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May 21, 2013, Waubaushene, Ont. – Those of you who have read some of my blogs over the past year may recall me mentioning the “minions,” an affectionate nickname given to my two bylaw coworkers from last summer. We were like the three amigos. . . or maybe it was more like the three stooges.
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Flashpoint |
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Written by Peter Sells
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May 17, 2013, Toronto – This is being written as I wait in Boston’s Logan Airport for my flight home to Toronto, after a very informative visit with the National Fire Protection Association at their offices in nearby Quincy, Mass. True to the NFPA’s reputation as a professional and progressive organization, its hospitality and welcoming attitude were exemplary, with one glaring exception – the first thing I encountered upon entering their lobby was a life-sized Sparky statue, all decked out in a Bruins jersey and holding a hockey stick. Talk about rubbing salt in the wounds . . .
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Route 93 End to End to End MS blog |
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Written by Greg Van Tighem
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May 17, 2013, Jasper, Alta. – After a terrible sleep due to a busy
critter living in the attic space above me, I awoke early to make it to
the highway before the top crust on the trail warmed up (I had planned
to sleep-in in order arrive in Jasper, Alta., at the designated 4 p.m.
time).
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Under Control |
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Written by Les Karpluk
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May 16, 2013, Prince Albert, Sask. – The concept of succession planning has been around for quite some time; this is a healthy sign of the progression of our profession and, to some extent, it is also a sign of the times, as boomers (1945-1964) are retiring from officer and chief-officer positions. This leaves opportunities for those wishing to move forward in their careers.
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Size-up |
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Written by Rob Evans
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May 15, 2013, Redwood Meadows, Alta. – Wow, I am just full of blog posts this week. It must be the 20-plus degree weather that has finally arrived in our neck of the woods. However, during the recent training at Redwood Meadows Emergency Services (RMES), we were all bundled up with the temperature hovering around the freezing mark. Good thing, I guess, because we were running some ice-rescue drills. And besides, cold weather makes watching the Stanley Cup a little easier to take – for those of us without a team in the second season.
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