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Oshawa firefighters battled a massive blaze at an asphalt plant for more than 12 hours on Saturday. The fire forced officials to shut down businesses in the area and advise local residents to remain indoors. Photo by Jim Gillespie.

Patrick Brown@patrickbrownont·

Today, @BramptonFireES donated a 75’ Aerial Ladder Firetruck, facilitated by @fwbdotca, to Ebb and Flow First Nation, located in Treaty 2 territory along the shores of Lake Manitoba. We stand with Fire Service partners across the country supporting the safety of our communities.

Mississauga Fire @MississaugaFES·

Congratulations to newly appointed Training Officer Arthur Brown. We look forward to your dedication to increasing the professionalism of MFES staff.

Ottawa Fire Services@OttFire·

Consumer Fireworks pose a serious risk of fire and injury.

Check out virtual celebrations for other ways to celebrate safely including an interactive virtual Fireworks display. https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/canada-day/online-celebrations.html

If you are planning to use fireworks check http://Ottawa.ca/Fire (1/2)

Paul Boissonneault @chiefboz·

🎊 Today #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay A time to reflect, learn, honour and celebrate diversity. On behalf of the women & men @oakvillefire we celebrate 🎉 & honour heritage, culture, and valuable contributions by First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples 🇨🇦 #OFDPride @oakvillepffa

CAFC/ACCP @CdnFireChiefs·

@CdnFireChiefs We've received an 100 more responses to the Volunteer Firefighter Census over the weekend. Thank you to everyone who completed the Census. Keep up the great work! The Census will remain open until June 30, 2021. #GCVFC
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/volcensus

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