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July 23, 2026, Kimberley, B.C. – More communities across British Columbia are under threat from separate out-of-control wildfires.

The latest overnight evacuation order was issued by the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, triggered by the risk of a wildfire in the South Chilcotin Mountains area in Electoral Area A.

There was also an evacuation...


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July 22, 2026, Toronto, Ont. – Canadian Firefighter Training Day registration nearly full due to popular demand!

Training Day offers volunteer, part-time and career firefighters an opportunity to engage in a comprehensive, day-long program designed to expand their tactical knowledge and enhance critical life-saving skills. Sponsored by Kuri Tec Corpora...


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July 20, 2026, Carcross, Yukon – The Government of Yukon and the Carcross/Tagish First Nation have formalized a partnership to establish the first community-specific wildfire resiliency framework for the Carcross and Tagish regions. The joint initiative is designed to empower local authorities to prioritize safety actions and bolster the long-term defence of ...


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I spent years in the fire service, and years since then helping leaders and organizations find their footing amid complexity, stress and the particular weight that comes with wearing a helmet. I know the strain of this work. I know how easy it is to let the fire service become the whole story, because in many ways, it earns that place. It is meaningful. It is identity. It is ...


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July 17, 2026, Halifax, N.S. – A fleet of four new Airbus H125 helicopters has officially entered service in Nova Scotia, providing a modernized aerial platform for wildfire suppression, search and rescue, and emergency transport across the province. The aircraft, which replace an aging fleet of the same model, were funded through a joint federal-provincial a...


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