Hey it's me Destin, from Smarter Every Day. Now that it's time to elect America's next leader, I would like to share something very interesting and important with you. I've been paying attention to this for a while, and I think if you look for it, you see it too.
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You're going to want to turn the volume up for this one!
The Lancaster has successfully completed its first engine run of 2024.
A few tweaks are required, and then we will be ready to fly!
If you’re not a Christian but you’re considering exploring the Bible this year, I have 3 good resources for you.
They are:
1. An app
2. A podcast
3. A book
A simple thread of 3 links:
OFF-DUTY OFFICERS PULL MAN FROM BURNING BUILDING IN ST. CATHARINES!
Two off-duty police officers are being hailed as heroes after helping to pull a man from an apartment fire in the City of St. Catharines.
On December 6, 2023, at approximately 11:30 p.m. York Regional Police Constable Justin BAIRD, who has been an officers with YRP for less than a year, and Toronto Police Constable Aidan Loughlin were in the area of St. Paul Street and James Street when they noticed flames coming from a second-floor unit above a cafe.
The off-duty officers immediately ran towards the building and asked bystanders to call 9-1-1 as they smashed the front door to gain access to the building. When they reached the second floor, they found an elderly male vicitm unconscious in one of the units. THe pair managed to pull him outside to safety until Niagara Emergency Medical Services attended and transported the male to hospital.
The victim suffered serious injuries and remains in a critical condition.
Both officers suffered smoke inhalation and were treated by paramedics.
The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Ontario Fire Marshal.
OFF-DUTY OFFICERS PULL MAN FROM BURNING BUILDING IN ST. CATHARINES!
Two off-duty police officers are being hailed as heroes after helping to pull a man from an apartment fire in the City of St. Catharines.
On December 6, 2023, at approximately 11:30 p.m. York Regional Police Constable Justin BAIRD, who has been an officers with YRP for less than a year, and Toronto Police Constable Aidan Loughlin were in the area of St. Paul Street and James Street when they noticed flames coming from a second-floor unit above a cafe.
The off-duty officers immediately ran towards the building and asked bystanders to call 9-1-1 as they smashed the front door to gain access to the building. When they reached the second floor, they found an elderly male vicitm unconscious in one of the units. THe pair managed to pull him outside to safety until Niagara Emergency Medical Services attended and transported the male to hospital.
The victim suffered serious injuries and remains in a critical condition.
Both officers suffered smoke inhalation and were treated by paramedics.
The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Ontario Fire Marshal.