Hotel Escape Plans
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Jasper Wildfire Will Be Allowed To Spread For Ecological Benefits
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Former Whistler, Vancouver fire chief John McKearney receives national honour
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When should you file a firefighting foam lawsuit?
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Advanced welcomes fire safety guidance for new high-rise residential buildings
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Halifax fire adopts additional precautions after chemicals linked to cancer found in gear
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With Fewer Volunteer Firefighters, Consolidation of LA Departments Eyed
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Life-saving technology to be fitted to every Rural Fire Service truck in wake of Black Summer bushfires
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Latest photos of European heat wave show future ‘normal’ as London fire department has busiest day since WWII
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‘A mammoth of change’: Firefighters brace for life amid climate change, burnout
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Local fire departments face critical volunteer shortage
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‘It was really eye opening’: 20 teen girls get firefighter training at week-long camp in Brant County, Ont.
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Beware of fire safety when going off-grid with a container home
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Fire safety ruling has implications for cladding disputes
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Robust Fire Safety Will Take More Than One Quick Fix
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“It’s a war”: California turns to new, high-tech helicopters to battle wildfires
Last summer, California suffered one of the most savage fire years in its history. Click here to read more.
Minister of Transport announces new measures to address extreme weather and climate change impacts on rail infrastructure
The Government of Canada is taking action to further improve the safety and security of Canada's rail system, especially in light of the impacts of climate change and severe weather on railway operations. Click here to read more.
Ten years after the Waldo Canyon Fire, Colorado Springs says it’s learned wildfire lessons they’re applying now
This month, Colorado Springs marks 10 years since the Waldo Canyon Fire destroyed 347 homes and killed two people on the northwest side of the city. Click here to read more.