The Canadian government is taking new steps to address PFAS – harmful chemicals often found in firefighting gear – that have been linked to serious health risks. Firefighters and their unions have been pushing for action, and change may finally be on the way. Read more to find out what this means for firefighter safety and the future of protective equipment.
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