@TrevorJain@VeteransENG_CA@rcmpgrcpolice Say hello to Reg Reeves for me, he use to be stationed in Souris, gave me more illegal possession fines (liquor) when I was a young fella LOL!!!
@JasonWoodbury2 @karlabernardmla Jason, we received notification from CPHO on the process for Island departments to register to obtain rapid test kits on the evening of Dec 16 and sent it out to the Island Fire Service on the morning of Dec 17. I will gladly resend that email to you.
RCMP are on scene of an incident in Souris in which there is a potentially armed and barricaded person. Qualified personnel on secured scene and the best thing you can do is stay inside. We will update as soon as possible and thank everyone for helping out by staying indoors.
Meet COVID Warriors Eldon and Priscilla. They are important part of the medical assistance chain and are a key component in the fight against COVID 19. Thank you EMS!
4/5 Use portable generators OUTDOORS only - ensure that exhaust fumes cannot enter the home. Allow generator to cool before refueling. Refuel the generator outside, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Store fuel for the generator in approved containers, outside the home.
PEI Fire Marshal's office reminders:
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Make sure your home has battery-operated smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms. (Electrically-connected smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms will not work when the power is out unless they have battery back-ups.)
PEI Fire Marshal reminds everyone to exercise caution operating a generator at home during. Never use a generator in an attached garage, even with the door open. Turn off generators and let them cool down before refueling. Never refuel a generator while it is hot.
Here's one way to cook food in a power outage. Fire Marshal Dave Rossiter just says - remember to always ensure your BBQ is at least 10 feet from the building.