Ottawa Fire Prevention

Official @OttFire Fire Prevention Division account! Not monitored 24/7. For emergencies call 911. Suivez nous @preventionSIO

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

Please note that as of January 1, 2026, this account will no longer be active. For official updates, follow Ottawa Fire Services: @OttFire (EN) @IncendiesOttawa (FR) Instagram & Facebook: @OttFireIncendie

[Ottawa By-law @OttawaBylaw]

Be a #HydrantHero this winter and keep your local hydrant clear of snow.

Clearing 1.5 metres around a hydrant maintains access for firefighters and helps them keep you, your family and your community safe. #OttCity @OttFire

[Toronto Fire Services 🇨🇦 @Toronto_Fire]

Only 1 day left! New carbon monoxide alarms take effect on Jan 1, 2026. If you have a fuel burning appliance, get ready to install a CO alarm on every storey of your home #Toronto #safety

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

👇👇#RECALL

[Transport Canada @Transport_gc]

#Recall: Do you drive a 2022-2024 Mercedes-Benz EQB Class?

There could be a problem inside the high-voltage battery. As a result, the battery modules could overheat and short circuit, increasing the risk of a fire

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

You asked, we have answers.
#CarbonMonoxide (CO) is invisible—you can’t see or smell it.
Starting January 1, Ontario requires CO alarms on every floor of homes at risk of CO exposure.
Ignoring the rule risks charges, fines, and lives.
No CO and smoke alarms = no protection.
If you’re unsure of what you need, we’ve made it simple. Everything’s at https://t.co/5RUBwRu7Kv.
#COSafety #COalarms

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

Recall Alert:

The Craftsman V20 150W Power Inverter poses a serious fire hazard. Stop using it immediately and contact Stanley Black & Decker to arrange a return and refund.

Details: Craftsman V20 150W Power Inverter recalled due to fire hazard - https://t.co/u04amHI4G6

#RecallAlert #FireSafety #HealthCanada #Craftsman

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

You asked, we have answers. 💬
Q: I’m a renter. Do the new 2026 carbon monoxide (CO) alarm rules apply to me?
A: Yes.
Landlords must install CO alarms that meet the new 2026 requirements, maintain and test them yearly, and give tenants the alarm’s maintenance instructions.

Tenants also have responsibilities:
• report any issues
• never disable or remove the alarm (it’s against the law)

CO alarms save lives—and in rentals, fire safety is a shared job.
Learn what the new CO Alarm rules mean for your home at https://t.co/5RUBwRu7Kv
#CarbonMonoxide #COSafety
#ProtectYourFamily #YouAsked #WeAnswered #GetTheFacts

[Ottawa Fire Services @OttFire]

Thank you to @enbridgegas for providing a $5,000 Safe Community Project Assist grant to help our Fire Service purchase new fire safety education materials.

Your support strengthens our community and helps us keep residents safe.

#ENBFuelingFutures

[Ottawa Fire Services @OttFire]

‼️An important change is coming.‼️

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[Toronto Fire Services 🇨🇦 @Toronto_Fire]

3 days left! New carbon monoxide alarms take effect on Jan 1, 2026. If you have a fuel burning appliance, get ready to install a CO alarm on every storey of your home. Click the link in our bio for more info #Toronto #safety

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

New carbon monoxide (CO) alarm requirements apply to condos and apartments!

If CO can get into your unit, including from a garage, service room, fuel-burning appliance, or building ventilation system, you need a CO alarm.
New rules take effect January 1, 2026.

For full details on the updated 2026 CO alarm requirements, visit https://t.co/5RUBwRu7Kv.

#CarbonMonoxide #COSafety #COAlarms
#WinterSafety #FireSafety #ProtectYourFamily

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

Before the holiday chaos hits tomorrow, take five minutes tonight to:
✅ test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
✅ clear the stovetop
✅ keep flames away from décor
✅ check exits
✅ review your home escape plan

Small steps now = a fire safe celebration later. ❤️🔥 #HolidayFireSafety

[CTV Ottawa @ctvottawa]

Stittsville residents credited with preventing oven fire from spreading https://t.co/CfnJzm25CJ

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

👇👇#RECALL

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

Recall Alert:

Fire Hazard: Relight Candles Previously Available on https://t.co/Jxr8uZ1Gw6
Health Canada warns that certain relight candles pose a serious fire hazard in Canada.

If you own this product, stop using it immediately and dispose of it safely.

Learn how to identify the affected candles and what to do next:

https://t.co/ooU7nDklw3

#RecallAlert #FireSafety #HealthCanada

[Ottawa Fire Services @OttFire]

We responded to an oven fire on Monday.🔥

‼️Holiday oven fires fires happen every year.‼️

Know what to do to keep your family and home safe.

@ONFireMarshal

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

👇👇#RECALL

[Health Canada and PHAC @GovCanHealth]

#Recall: Do you have an Isla Rae Magnetic Wireless Charger? The charger was recalled due to fire and burn hazards. Stop using the recalled product and return it to any of these stores for a refund. https://t.co/OJ682ITk8j

[CTV Ottawa @ctvottawa]

Tips for being fire-safe over the holidays https://t.co/d2KXnSsOwE

[Office of the Fire Marshal @ONFireMarshal]

Effective Jan 1, 2026 — Ontario’s new CO alarm requirements: CO alarms required on every storey of homes with fuel-burning appliances, fireplaces, or attached garages.

Make sure your home is ready:
✅ Alarms near sleeping areas + on each level
✅ Certified CO devices
✅ Monthly testing & battery checks
✅ Clear vents & regular appliance maintenance
Learn more ➜ https://t.co/5RUBwRu7Kv

#COAwareness #SafetyFirst #OntarioFireCode #HomeSafety #FireSafety

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

👇👇#RECALL

[US Consumer Product Safety Commission @USCPSC]

#RECALL: Sanven Technology Vevor Ice Crushers; The ice crusher can experience a thermal event and ignite, posing a fire hazard. Get full refund. https://t.co/UxP4HTNn9e

[Ottawa Fire Prevention @OttFirePrevent]

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[Transport Canada @Transport_gc]

#Recall: Do you drive a 2021-2022 Nissan LEAF?

The battery could overheat while using level 3 quick charging. This can melt or damage the battery and nearby parts. If not fixed, there is a risk of a fire.