Rash of fires leaves community on edge - Fire Fighting in Canada

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Rash of fires leaves community on edge

September 6, 2016
By CBC News

Sept. 6, 2016, Kent County, N.B. - A rash of suspicious fires in Kent County has left many area residents afraid to go to bed at night. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

Jason Defosse @JDefosse·

22 Jan

Very humbled to be apart of this article by Oakville Fire Extrication Team leader / firefighter Chad Roberts. Thank you so much Chad and Canadian Firefighter / Firefighting Canada for sharing this very important technique. Great article @oakvillefire

https://www.cdnfirefighter.com/extrication-tips-pre-loading-with-jason-defosse/

CYFS @CentralYorkFire·

22 Jan

Introducing our newest truck, E451!
This new addition to our fleet is the FIRST in Canada to have the S.A.M (Scene Apparatus Manager) system installed.
One of the greatest benefits of this new tech is increasing FF safety on scene.
Learn more here:
https://www.samflows.com/?platform=hootsuite&utm_campaign=HSCampaign

IAFF L2818 @IAFF2818·

22 Jan

12 Actions to Protect Yourself

Fire Fighting in Canada | Firehall.com @FireinCanada·

22 Jan

January is Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month. From the archives, but no less relevant, revisit Fire Fighting in Canada’s 3-part cancer series by Dr. Kenneth Kunz. Part 1: http://bit.ly/2K7V4KE | Part 2: http://bit.ly/364vTjK | Part 3: http://bit.ly/3iAFDHJ

Halifax Fire@hfxfire·

21 Jan

This week we celebrated the upcoming retirement of FF Engineer Bruce Spears at Station 7. Congratulations and thank you for your service, Bruce - wishing you all the best.

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