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Peter Sells Flashpoint
Written by Peter Sells   
Oct. 15, 2012, Toronto - Did anyone out there happen to catch the premier episode of Chicago Fire last Wednesday evening? I’m not a big fan of formula TV, so there have been many cop, lawyer and medical shows that have passed me by over the years. However, probably like a lot of you (at least the older ones), I watched Emergency every day after school. I saw Backdraft in the theatre the week it opened, and accepted it for what it was – an action movie. I was disappointed in that the first big fire movie was, in essence, a murder mystery, but the interactions among the firefighters in the hall and on the trucks were real to me.
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Rob Evans Size-up
Written by Rob Evans   
Oct. 15, 2012, Redwood Meadows, Alta. - Like all of us, I love this job. Yes, I don’t get paid for it but that is by choice for now. I grew up in a firefighting family and aside from getting my recent chief fire officer professional designation, bringing home a new truck for the department is one of the biggest thrills I’ve experienced.
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Rob Evans Size-up
Written by Rob Evans   
Oct. 15, 2012, Redwood Meadows, Alta. – Like all of us, I love this job. Yes, I don’t get paid for it, but that is by choice for now. I grew up in a firefighting family and aside from getting my recent chief fire officer professional designation, bringing home a new truck for the department is one of the biggest thrills I’ve experienced.  | READ MORE
 
Rob Evans Size-up
Written by Rob Evans   
Oct. 9, 2012, Redwood Meadows, Alta. – “Here I am, on the road again,” wrote Bob Seger, one of my favorite artists. This has rung true with me over the past year, it seems. I have lived out of suitcases quite a bit this year for someone who does not do this fire chief gig full time. My full-time, volunteer job has had me all over the continent for different reasons.  | READ MORE
 
Rob Evans Size-up
Written by Rob Evans   
Oct. 4, 2012, Redwood Meadows, Alta. – I had all the best intentions. I was going to blog each day of the Canadian Association Fire Chiefs (CAFC) conference in St. John’s, N.L. No problem; it is just 500 to 700 words. Easy. NOT! Don’t get me wrong; I love how busy I was at the conference. But there just wasn’t time left in the day to write the way I had wanted to. So, now that there is a little breathing room while I’m back at home, I guess I’ll just write my regular weekly blog and talk about last week.  | READ MORE
 
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