Fire News Headlines

Don't forget to turn your clocks back this weekend

Daylight time ends early Sunday morning.

Evacuation order lifted in Renfrew following fire, gas leak

The evacuation order issued by police following a house fire on Mary Street in Renfrew that took place on the afternoon of Tuesday, Oct. 30, was lifted Tuesday evening at 6:25 p.m.

Halloween safety tips for parents and youngsters

Halloween is a fun time for youngsters, but it can also be dangerous. The Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs has set out guidelines for safety this Halloween.

Serious fire in South Bruce Peninsula

A 17-year-old boy has suffered life-threatening injuries in a house fire in South Bruce Peninsula early Tuesday morning.

Northern College opens emergency services complex

Northern College in Timmins marked the opening of its $19.2-million Integrated Emergency Services Complex on Oct. 30.

Industrial site earmarked for southeast London fire station

A new station to serve the city’s growing southeast could soon be built in an industrial park north of Highway 401.

Scugog Fire Department 'shocked' to find 911 signs missing

SCUGOG — Scugog firefighters have made a startling discovery this year while knocking on doors in hopes of inspecting safety alarms.

Fire Chief Ron Morden says new hires have slashed evening response times

Three months after hiring eight new full-time firefighters, the Orangeville Fire Department is stronger than ever and now meets industry standards for night-time response times, says Fire Chief Ron Morden.

Beat the silent killer: Prevent carbon monoxide (CO) in your home

Ontario’s Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week runs from November 1 to 7, and The Nation Fire Department reminds you to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) in your home by getting all fuel-burning appliances inspected annually.

Suspicious fire destroys two CN Rail buildings in Cobourg

COBOURG — A fire early Sunday morning that destroyed two CN Rail buildings in Cobourg is being called suspicious and investigated by the Ontario Fire Marshal.