Fire prevention officers team up to launch safety campaign

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Landlords’ Responsibilities for Fire Safety in Ontario

Landlords’ Responsibilities for Fire Safety in Ontario:     Who is Responsible for Fire Safety? According to the Fire Code, the owner of the property is responsible for carrying out its provisions. In the case of rental properties, this means the landlord is responsible for ensuring compliance with fire safety requirements. This includes installing and maintaining

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Director Jason Benn’s blogpost

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Fire prevention officers team up to launch safety campaign | NiagaraThisWeek.com

The Niagara chapter of the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association is launching a region-wide campaign on fire safety, with messages through different Niagara media. Some of the Niagara members are: (L to R) Back: Scott Campbell, Town of Grimsby; Jim Somerville, City of St. Catharines; Ben Trendle, City of Niagara Falls; Kellie Kubik, City of Niagara Falls; Frank Deveraux, City of Niagara Falls; Scott Lawson, City of Port Colborne. Front: Trevor Doomernik, Town of Lincoln; Nathan Melin, City of St. Catharines; Vince Giovannini, City of Thorold; Jessica Goodings, Town of Fort Erie; and Charles Turpin, City of Welland. The April focus is on working smoke alarms.

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