Disabled woman treated after rescue from burning home

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Disabled woman treated after rescue from burning home

March 28, 2013
By CBC News

March 28, 2013, St. John's – Two firefighters in St. John's are being credited with saving a disabled woman in an early morning fire. CBC News reports.

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In our latest episode of Fire Fighting in Canada This Week: a new study from McGill finds exposure to wildfires increases cancer risk, @Toronto_Fire and @JohnTory unveils ‘Tower 1’ and a recap on the Security, Police and Fire Career Expo. Watch now: https://youtu.be/hbrAmTGQjec

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