Fatal Thurso fire likely sparked by electrical problem

SAMANTHA HOFFMANN @shoffmannpflso ·

17 Jun

Retirement lasted 3 weeks. I’m excited to start my new role as Deputy Chief, Community Safety for the @TownofCaledon on Monday. #CaledonFire recognizes the importance of all 3 lines of defense and I look forward to helping build a fire-safe community. #Teamwork #PublicEducation

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Fire Fighting in Canada | Firehall.com @fireincanada ·

13 Jun

A new study from the University of Waterloo shows individuals who had contracted COVID-19 reported significantly more cognitive failures at work. Read more now at: https://www.firefightingincanada.com/new-study-shows-looks-at-how-having-covid-19-could-impact-performance-at-work/

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Fire Fighting in Canada | Firehall.com @fireincanada ·

9 Jun

In June's edition of Fire Fighting in Canada The Podcast, John McKearney, fire chief in Whistler and president of the @CdnFireChiefs , looks back on his time in the fire service. Listen now: https://www.firefightingincanada.com/in-conversation-with-john-mckearney/

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CAFC/ACCP @cdnfirechiefs ·

9 Jun

@CdnFireChiefs president John McKearney speaks with Chief Tom DeSorcy in this edition of @FireinCanada Firefighting in Canada’s Podcast https://www.firefightingincanada.com/in-conversation-with-john-mckearney/ https://www.firefightingincanada.com/in-conversation-with-john-mckearney/

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Dan Wood 🇨🇦 @firechiefwood ·

8 Jun

A shocking 119% increase in fire related deaths in the last 2 years.
We have to do better.
#firesafety #prevention
#smokealarms save lives.
@BCFireChiefs @bcpffa @CdnFireChiefs https://twitter.com/BC_FireSafety/status/1534566536639307777

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