Fire Fighting in Canada has all your latest firefighting industry news! In the latest episode of Fire Fighting in Canada This Week: In this edition, the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs celebrated women in the fire service as part of International Women’s Day in March with several announcements Ontario has allocated an additional $113 million for emergency preparedness. Then, a recent international study, and first of its kind, gathered data on the unique cancer risks faced by women in the fi

Fire Fighting in Canada has all of your latest firefighting industry news! In the latest episode of Fire Fighting in Canada This Week: In this edition, the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs release their fire census survey results. Then, Saskatchewan is launching a new pilot program to aid those dealing with addiction. And, Vancouver’s fire chief is asking city council to increase next year’s budget to $6.9 million. Stay tuned for our final episode and year-end wrap up of 2022 on Friday, Dec.

Fire Fighting in Canada has all of your latest firefighting industry news! In the latest episode of Fire Fighting in Canada This Week: In this edition, Canada is looking at banning fire fighting foams that contain “forever chemicals”. And, Montreal’s mayor asked authorities to inquire into the local fire department’s enforcement of safety regulations following a deadly blaze. Then, the United Nations’ weather agency said economic damage of weather and climate-related disasters continues to rise.

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