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Heat Alarms in Residential Garages

October 4, 2024

Please join us for an informative presentation on “Heat Alarms in Residential Garages”   This is presented by: Brian McBain, Fire Chief of Russell Township Fire Services Ryan Schell, Chief Fire Prevention Officer at Central York Fire Services Jimmy Fata, Assistant Division Chief in Ottawa You will learn: What is a heat alarm? What is

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Online webinar this Wednesday!

September 23, 2024

Your community risk assessment is done. Now what? NFPA announced in August that through a partnership with the International Association of Fire Chiefs, CRAIG 1300 (Community Risk Assessment Insight Generator) is coming to Canada! Join us as NFPA’s Laura King gives us a sneak peek at CRAIG 1300. Learn how your department and municipality can

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Registration is now open for The Office of the Fire Marshal’s Charged for LiFE (Lithium-ion Fire Education) symposium.

Like most jurisdictions, Ontario has not been immune to the increasing number of fires and explosions caused by lithium-ion battery-powered devices.

It is critical to bring experts together to discuss the challenges associated with lithium-ion batteries, understand the complexities from a first responder perspective, and find innovative ways to enhance public education to help the public safeguard against potential tragedy.

Learn from some of the top experts in the field and network with other fire safety professionals.

Register now to secure your place and take your fire safety knowledge to the next level: https://bit.ly/4anjPcd

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