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Last month Brooke Fire Rescue hosted an open house along with our friends from the OPP. The 4H Cloverbuds got to see wh...
06/03/2026

Last month Brooke Fire Rescue hosted an open house along with our friends from the OPP. The 4H Cloverbuds got to see what we carry on our fire trucks, participate in a firefighter obstacle course and learn how to operate a fire extinguisher. 🧯 They all PASSed! They all got to see the inside of a police vehicle and ensured us that will be the only time! 😂 🚓 Thank you so much to the firefighters, police officers and parent volunteers that helped that night!

06/03/2026

How often do you second-guess yourself?

Do you doubt your competence, leadership, or worth? Have you ever questioned another woman’s abilities or motives?

Join us as we explore the impact of internalized sexism and self-doubt on women in the fire service, and learn strategies to build confidence, strengthen leadership, and support one another.

🔥 Free for members of FSWO, Fire Service Women BC, and Fire Service Women Central Provinces

While we proudly support all of our members, this specific session is open to women only.

📧 Register: [email protected]
fswo.ca/events

06/03/2026

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Q: I’m a renter. Do the smoke alarm rules and the new 2026 carbon monoxide (CO) alarm rules apply to me?
A: Yes.

Landlords must install smoke alarms on every level and outside all sleeping areas and they must install CO alarms that meet the new 2026 requirements, maintain and test them yearly, and give tenants the alarm’s maintenance instructions.

Tenants also have responsibilities:
• report any issues
• never disable or remove the alarm (it’s against the law)
CO alarms save lives—and in rentals, fire safety is a shared job.
Learn what the new CO Alarm rules mean for your home at Ontario.ca/COSafety

06/03/2026

Can you find the fire hydrant in these pictures?

Hidden or obstructed fire hydrants can pose a danger to your family, neighbours, and responding firefighters. When firefighters respond to an emergency, every second counts. A fire hydrant hidden by fences, shrubs, or other landscaping can delay access to a critical water supply.

If there is a fire hydrant on or near your property, help keep it visible and accessible by keeping the area around it clear. A few minutes of yard maintenance can make a big difference during an emergency.

06/01/2026

We wish you all love, compassion and understanding ❤️❤️

05/24/2026

🚑 Day 2 of Paramedic Services Week: Community & Prevention 🚑
Today we’re sharing quick tips that can help save a life.

Know the signs of stroke — think FAST:
🧠 F – Face drooping
💪 A – Arm weakness
🗣️ S – Speech difficulty
⏰ T – Time to call 9-1-1 immediately

A stroke is a medical emergency. Acting FAST can help improve outcomes and save brain function. Don’t wait — if you notice any of these signs, call for help right away.

This Paramedic Services Week, we’re proud to support our community through prevention, education, and emergency care every day.

05/24/2026

Behind every First Responder is a spouse or partner carrying their own unique challenges, stress, and responsibilities.

Join us on July 18, 2026, for the First Responder Spousal Support Day — a day created to support, encourage, and reconnect those who spend so much time supporting others.

Featuring:
Speaker: Lauren Van Ewyk

Wellness workshops in:
-Nutrition
-Yoga
-Pilates
-Forest Bathing along the cabin trails

Lunch/supper is provided, and participants can choose between morning and afternoon sessions.

You deserve care, too.

Limited spots available.

Register via the link in our bio.

Three Oaks Cabin

05/22/2026

The Lambton EMS Cool Aid Program helps make important medical information quickly available during an emergency.

The magnetized, folded Cool Aid card is kept right on your fridge and contains important details like medical conditions, medications, allergies, and emergency contacts. Paramedics know to look for the Cool Aid card when entering a home, helping provide critical information if a patient is unable to speak for themselves.

A simple tool that can make a big difference when every second counts. 💙

05/18/2026

It's ! It’s easy to live with home fire sprinklers.

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