As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) is reminding residents to get a start on the summer season by obtaining a fire permit.
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As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) is reminding residents to get a start on the summer season by obtaining a fire permit.
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City growth means an increase in call volume for the Calgary Fire Department and precious seconds to get to the people who need them to help.
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Council approved $50,000 worth of renovations to the Chinook Winds Fire Hall, Nov. 18.
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The property owner of a Calgary rooming house has been handed $105,000 in fines after a fatal September 2012 fire.
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Firefighters in the MD of Foothills will get a little more help battling blazes in rural areas next year.
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In a 4-3 vote at its last regular meeting, Town of Peace River council decided to pay $4.5 million between now and 2015 for a new regional fire hall.
The facility will be located on the west hill, comes at a total cost of $9 million which will be shared down the middle with the County of Northern Lights.
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The Cremona and District Fire Authority is no more.
In an update by the village’s official administrator, Eric McGhan, residents were made privy to a decision that will make Mountain View County (MVC) responsible for fire service in Cremona.
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City council is going ahead with the proposal to move Fire Station 2 from its current Dunmore Road location to the old Stokke Bulk Fuel Station lot on Trans-Canada Way, across from the RONA store.
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While tenants insurance is not mandatory, the $8,000 worth of damage done to a Village Green apartment suite earlier this week, following a kitchen fire prompted by the use of improper cooking supplies, makes you think it should be.
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Summer isn’t over – and neither is the backyard firepit debate. Today, city council will consider recommendations on how the city could respond to some residents’ complaints about smoke from neighbors’ bonfires.
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