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The only municipalities that haven’t issued burn bans yet include South Glengarry, South Stormont and Cornwall.

The City of Kitchener has reached an agreement with the firefighters’ union on a new three-year contract. The deal will see wages increase at an average rate of 1.79 per cent per year over the course of the agreement.

About 25 people can't return to their home in Old Ottawa East after a two-alarm fire broke out in a small apartment building. Firefighters received a call at around 8 a.m. to the three-storey building at 135 Concord St. South.

Dundas Street West has reopened after a two-alarm fire shut down a section of the street in the heart of Little Portugal on Monday afternoon.

CLARINGTON — All Ontario emergency vehicles are easier to see as of Sunday, July 1.

Collingwood Fire Department has charged the owners of the former Goodyear building for “multiple” Fire Code Violations relating to building maintenance.

Fire crews contended with dangers including arcing power transformers, live wires and a collapsing roof while battling a three-alarm blaze at a Star Top Road commercial complex Wednesday evening.

The city of Hamilton has donated a pair of surplus fire trucks to Couchiching and Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nations in northwestern Ontario.

Damage is estimated in the millions of dollars after an evening fire at an east end business. Firefighters responded to calls about the fire on Star Top Road just before 8 p.m.

Faced with a city surging in growth, Oshawa Fire Services saw a steady increase to its workload in 2017, including several major fires, but for Chief Derrick Clark, his team is managing the extra work without issue.