Fire News Headlines

The fallout from a tidal wave of harassment allegations within the City of London continues, with a high-ranking member of the London Fire Department drawing heat from the union.

Nearly one third of people in Ontario will experience a mental health or addictions issue at some point in their lifetime.

Vaughan’s newest firefighter may take his gear a size or two smaller than average, but he has a fighting spirit to match any member of the team.

The City of Dryden, their volunteer firefighters and city residents are at an impasse, with little direction into what comes next.

Two people were rushed to hospital with undisclosed injuries and four others are being treated at the scene of a house fire in Vaughan Monday morning.

A week after it hired a third-party investigator to examine workplace harassment at city hall, the City of London announced the retirement of Fire Chief John Kobarda with no warning, no fa

Sault Ste. Marie City Council tonight directed Fire Chief Peter Johnson to maintain minimum on-duty staffing of 15 firefighters at all times.

Unattended open burning is to blame for several vehicles and two transport trailers catching fire in Oldcastle.

Police in Barrie, Ont., say a baby has died and his mother and sister are in hospital after a suspected carbon monoxide leak.

A woman was found dead following an early morning fire at a retirement residence in Bancroft, Ont., Thursday.