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Hamilton firefighters were called to National Steelcar for an early morning blaze. Fire officials believe a spark ignited combustible materials in the company’s dust collection system.

Campbell River’s fire chief says the federal government should provide better mental health support for firefighters and other first responders who struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Two Champlain Township fire trucks are retiring in the Dominican Republic, far away from the winter weather they were accustomed to.

Damages in that Donald Street fire in Ottawa are estimated at $1.5 million dollars. And there's still no word on when the 238 residents will be able to return to their apartments.

The Perth East Fire Department has made a name for itself as a leader in fire prevention and public education in Ontario.

In Ontario, firefighters do not have the right to strike. Instead of strikes or lockouts, collective bargaining disputes are resolved through what’s called “interest arbitration.”

A practice known as ‘double-hatting’ for firefighters is now allowed in Ontario after the government approved changes to the fire protection and prevention act.

A major fire at a highrise apartment building east of downtown Ottawa forced residents onto their balconies to wait for help and caused several people to be treated for smoke inhalation.

A Delhi senior hurt in an explosion and fire on Crysler Street Nov. 30 has succumbed to his injuries.

The OPP has now deemed a fire that tore through a Trenton strip mall Tuesday morning suspicious. Firefighters were called out to the blaze around 2:30 a.m. and found the building fully engulfed.