Canadian Firefighter Magazine

Canadian Firefighter is crafted by firefighters, for firefighters. Our team consists of local experts specializing in extrication, training, public education, social media, fitness, health and wellness, and everyday fire station activities. In a time of rapid technological advancements and social shifts, our contributors offer valuable insights to help firefighters and fire officers stay ahead of trends and identify new opportunities. The magazine is grounded in compelling stories, practical guidance, and knowledgeable perspectives. Canadian Firefighter is released quarterly, with editions available in January, April, July, and October.

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How BC Wildfire Service Is Fighting Misinformation With Compassion

5 days ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Matt Simmons

June 3, 2025, Victoria, B.C. – Rumours spread like wildfire — and rumours about wildfire are no exception. In Canada’s westernmost province, the BC Wildfire Service is taking to its social media channels to tackle misinformation with an unlikely tool: kindness. Take the term “human caused.” Wildfire agencies use it to describe all wildfires that aren’t started by lightning, but many people have incorrectly conflated that with arson and the idea has taken hold.
Flin Flon, Man., Virtually Deserted, Thousands More Evacuees Expected As Fires Rage

6 days ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

June 1, 2025, Flin Flon, Man. – Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says thousands more evacuees are expected and the city of Flin Flon is virtually deserted as wildfires continue to rage in his province. Kinew told a Friday news conference that the mayor, councillors, health-care staff and other officials have had to depart Flin Flon. “The only folks remaining on the ground are firefighters and folks in the office of the fire commissioner and RCMP, who are there to battle the blaze,” Kinew said.
Crews Battling Wildfire Near Churchill Falls In Labrador

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

May 31, 2025, Churchill Falls, Nfld. – A wildfire is burning near a town in Newfoundland and Labrador that’s home to a massive power generating station. NL Hydro says a fire burning near Churchill Falls has caused power interruptions in Labrador West and Wabush. The utility says the power has been restored Wednesday night, adding that electricity generation at the plant hasn’t been affected.
Saskatchewan Premier Declares State Of Emergency As Rampaging Wildfires Spread

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

May 30, 2025, Regina, Sask. – Saskatchewan declared a province-wide state of emergency Thursday in its fight against rampaging wildfires that have forced thousands to flee. The declaration by Premier Scott Moe came one day after his Manitoba counterpart Wab Kinew did the same. “It’s a very serious situation that we’re faced with,” Moe told a news conference in Prince Albert. “We do need some rainfall.
Nova Scotia Sending Firefighters To Saskatchewan

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

May 30, 2025, Halifax, N.S. – Nova Scotia is sending a fire crew to help with out-of-control wildfires in Saskatchewan. “Our friends in Saskatchewan are fighting numerous wildfires that are threatening peoples’ homes and livelihoods, and they need our help,” said Tory Rushton, Minister of Natural Resources. “We all remember the deep impact and scars that wildfires can have on our communities.
West Grey Durham Fire Station Hosts Traditional Fire Truck Push-in Ceremony

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

May 30, 2025, West Grey, Ont. – On May 14, the West Grey Durham Fire Station proudly welcomed its newest fire truck with a time-honoured push-in ceremony. Members of the West Grey Fire Department, Council, and community residents gathered to celebrate this special occasion, marking the arrival of the state-of-the-art fire apparatus that will serve and protect the community for years to come.
Crews Work To Contain Wildfire South Of Hinton In Mercoal Area

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Peter Shokeir |Jasper Fitzhugh

May 28, 2025, Mercoal, Alta. – Firefighters are combating an out-of-control wildfire southeast of Hinton that was 284 hectares in size as of Tuesday (May 27). The wildfire, which was previously 393 hectares, is located six kilometres west of Mercoal and 16 kilometres southwest of Robb, east of Jasper National Park in the Rocky Mountain foothills.
Manitoba Premier Declares State Of Emergency Over Wildfires, Says Military Aid Coming

1 week ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Aaron Sousa |Jeremy Simes

May 29, 2025, Winnipeg, Man. – Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew ordered a provincewide state of emergency Wednesday as his province struggles with a series of crippling wildfires, mainly in the remote north. At a late afternoon news conference, Kinew said he spoke to Prime Minister Mark Carney, who has agreed to send in the military. He said they are working with the Forces to immediately deploy evacuation flights.
Portage Firefighter Reflects On Front-line Wildfire Battle In Lac Du Bonnet

2 weeks ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Renee Lilley |Brittani Schroeder |Renée Lilley

May 22, 2025, Portage la Prairie, Man. – After days on the front lines of a growing wildfire near Lac du Bonnet, auxiliary firefighter Kyle Adamski is home again — exhausted, but proud of the work he and his team carried out to protect lives and property in one of Manitoba’s most active fire zones this spring.
New Fire Chief Announced For Tillsonburg

2 weeks ago | cdnfirefighter.com | Brittani Schroeder

May 22, 2025, Tillsonburg, Ont. – The Town of Tillsonburg has selected a new fire chief. Scott Tegler, who has been filling the role on an interim basis since January, will now move into the role permanently following an open search process. Tegler previously served as fire chief and community emergency management coordinator with the City of Woodstock.