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Heavy rain is in the forecast for Calgary, which means puddles, rubber boots, and rapidly rising water levels. Your Calg...
06/01/2026

Heavy rain is in the forecast for Calgary, which means puddles, rubber boots, and rapidly rising water levels. Your Calgary Firefighters want to remind you to stay safe.

⚠️ Stay safe around high water:
• Avoid the banks of rivers and streams, as they can become unstable and collapse without warning.
• Never walk, swim, or drive through flowing water if you cannot see the pavement beneath it.
• Stay well back from fast-moving water along the Bow, Elbow, and other local waterways.
• If you become stranded in your vehicle by moving water, stay with your vehicle and move to the roof or hood if water continues to rise.
• Be aware of low lying areas where water can collect, like underpasses.

Water moves fast and conditions can change quickly. Stay aware, stay safe, and keep a safe distance from high water.

Never Forget – Captain James R. Keats – May 30, 2006Occupational Cancer
05/30/2026

Never Forget – Captain James R. Keats – May 30, 2006

Occupational Cancer

Never Forget – Captain R. Scott Bothwell – May 29, 2022 Occupational Cancer
05/29/2026

Never Forget – Captain R. Scott Bothwell – May 29, 2022

Occupational Cancer

14-0! Today, Council unanimously voted to begin the process of standing up a Fire Services Committee.This is a critical ...
05/27/2026

14-0! Today, Council unanimously voted to begin the process of standing up a Fire Services Committee.
This is a critical first step toward better serving Calgarians through a more effective and efficient governance model.
As Calgary rapidly grows toward two million people, our city needs a fire service that is prepared for today and built for the future. Calgary is a major metropolitan city, and it needs a fire department to match.
Thank you to Councillor Wyness for championing this important work, and to all Councillors for moving it forward.

Never Forget - Captain Donald G. Taylor - May 26, 2020Occupational Cancer
05/26/2026

Never Forget - Captain Donald G. Taylor - May 26, 2020

Occupational Cancer

Never Forget – Lieutenant Harold E. Smith – May 26, 1971McTavish Block Fire
05/26/2026

Never Forget – Lieutenant Harold E. Smith – May 26, 1971

McTavish Block Fire

Never Forget – Captain Roger K. Thompson – May 20, 2020Occupational Cancer
05/20/2026

Never Forget – Captain Roger K. Thompson – May 20, 2020

Occupational Cancer

Never Forget – Captain C. Ronald Lindberg – May 18, 2010Occupational Cancer
05/18/2026

Never Forget – Captain C. Ronald Lindberg – May 18, 2010

Occupational Cancer

Never Forget – Division Chief Donald M. McDougall – May 15, 2017Occupational Cancer
05/15/2026

Never Forget – Division Chief Donald M. McDougall – May 15, 2017

Occupational Cancer

Never Forget – Captain Alan H. Edwards – May 12, 2005 Occupational Cancer
05/12/2026

Never Forget – Captain Alan H. Edwards – May 12, 2005

Occupational Cancer

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