Even what is more important than a cause is ensuring that we correct it, we need to learn from these events and we need to make sure that no one else gets injured and nobody dies in the future,” Chris Ross, president, Montreal Firefighters Association. “The three causes that were identified in 2021 are still present and there is no plan to get rid of them.”
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Quebec's work safety board has concluded that the boat that firefighters used during a deadly rescue in the St. Lawrence River and the training they received were deficient.
A Q&A for Ward 6 (Stittsville) candidates took place Sept 26th. Here's what they had to say when asked 'what concrete measures would you undertake to increase the guaranteed fire coverage & support the Fire Chief...to address...identified shortfalls?'
You can watch the full Stittsville Municipal Election Candidates Q&A here: www.stittsvilleva.com/event/stittsville-municipal-election-candidates-qa-live-video-feed/
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Ontario's Fire Fighters
Members of the Ottawa PFFA & family members of the fallen will be at the Ontario Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Toronto Sunday Oct 2 to honour all of the fallen including our own Local 162 Line of Duty Deaths. #AlwaysLoved #NeverForgotten
This Sunday at 1pm Ontario’s fallen firefighters will be honoured for their bravery, heroism, and sacrifice at a special ceremony held at the Ontario Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial located at Queens Park in Toronto. #OPFFA2022
Learn more: www.opffa.org/media
Not forgotten: Captain Edward Hartley. Died in the Line of Duty - October 1, 2017
Never Forget 🇨🇦