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Last Call for Nominations – OMFPOA Executive Positions

We are now accepting nominations for several positions on the OMFPOA Executive. The following roles are up for election this year: President Treasurer Three (3) Director Positions These are two-year terms that offer a meaningful opportunity to help shape the future of our association, contribute to fire prevention across the province, and collaborate with a

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Bridging the Fire Safety Gap: Advocating for Home Fire Sprinklers in Ontario

In Ontario, a paradox exists: individuals are often safer from fire hazards in public spaces like shopping malls than in their own homes. While commercial buildings are mandated to have fire sprinklers, most residential homes lack this critical safety feature. Over the past five years, Ontario has witnessed a troubling number of residential fire fatalities,

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After a fire occurs people often find themselves overwhelmed with where to start in dealing with the fire.  Kingston Fire & Rescue is providing a sample ‘After the Fire” manual.  Your local fire department may have a similar manual which if available would provide you with more local contact information and resources.  This manual is provided as a tool to assist you in dealing with actions which may be required following a fire occurrence.  It contains a useful checklist at the start of the manual. This manual has been compiled using information readily available on the internet from various provincial and federal agencies in Canada and the United States.


After the Fire Manual