Read and follow these helpful tips within the Home Fire & Burn Safety Checklist and you'll be able to avoid many of the potential causes of...
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Everyone enjoys cooking and eating outdoors and by following these Summer Barbecuing Fire Safety Tips you can enjoy safe, accident-free barbecuing. Click the button below to...
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According to the Canada Safety Council, the most dangerous room in the home, when it comes to fire, is the kitchen – and most kitchen fires...
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Repainted lime yellow, here's how Engine 2 looked late in its career Repainted lime yellow, here's how Engine 2 looked late in its career The 1965...
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1960 Pierre Thibault Pumper late in its career 1960 Pierre Thibault Pumper late in its career Engine No. 1 photographed at station 6 in late 1970's...
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Originally Published in Fenton Fire Magazine (May, 2008) Written by - Robert Kirkpatrick The force of water is great. Firefighters know this and it is why firefighting equipment...
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The 1953 Bickle-Seagrave Model 400-B Pumper The 1953 Bickle-Seagrave Model 400-B Pumper Engine #4, late in its career at Station #4, College Avenue Engine #4, late...
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Learn How to Operate and Maintain Your Barbecue Safely! For more information, visit the following pages on our website and others... Propane Safety Guidelines Barbecuing Safety
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1952 Bickle-Seagrave Engine No. 5 1952 Bickle-Seagrave Engine No. 5 Engine No. 5 - Turner Rd Station #3 Engine No. 5 - Turner Rd Station #3...
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This is the factory portrait of the 1950 Bickle-Seagrave. This is the factory portrait of the 1950 Bickle-Seagrave. After repainting in 1967. The siren was moved...
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