Our first time ever having an all female crew working out of one of our stations today! Excellent to see these strong women serving together💪🏻👩🏼🚒👩🏼🚒👩🏻🚒👩🏻🚒@St_Catharines@firefighters_st
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Fundraiser by Sarah Purdy : Cheryl Kowalik née Kozarichuk https://t.co/GHAMqZk0FW
Summer months are coming remember to assess all parts of how you do business,"Bunker gear may not be appropriate PPE for all incidents, considering the potential for heat stress, reduced mobility & added weight" https://t.co/9sw14zms8W https://t.co/FeNpTboGi2 @opffa@IAFFCanada
Firefighters die of cancer at a rate 4 times higher than the general population. Thank @opffa@MonteMcNaughton & @fordnation for inviting us to discuss cancer in the Fire Service but most importantly about our brother Bowman & ensure we take care of the families of our Fallen FF.
Training at St. Catharines Fire today!
Many autistic people perceive emergencies differently than others in their community! Are your First Responders trained & ready for this? To schedule this essential training for your community contact [email protected]@AutismCanada
It is with deepest regret & sorrow that we announce the line of duty death of L481 Captain Craig Bowman. Brother Bowman, 47, passed away last night after a courageous battle with occupational illness. A full LODD Service is pending & will be posted when details become available.
Hiring 20 Fulltime Firefighters !
Great opportunity for recruits and experienced firefighters!!
Come join our team and be apart of, one of Ontarios fastest growing communities!! https://t.co/73dysDOQua
It is with deepest regret and sorrow that we report the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Jason D. Arno, IAFF 1st District Local 282, Buffalo, New York. Brother Arno, 37, was killed while fighting a structural fire on Wednesday, March 1, 2023.
Today, Ontario’s labour department announced it would institute regulatory amendments to expand coverage to firefighters who have been affected by two specific kinds of cancers — pancreatic and thyroid.
Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs President Ken McMullen says over 40% of fire departments had deferred training and needs due to fiscal pressures https://t.co/Rj8d8w1rWH