Fire Safety

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Candle With Care

Candles are very much a part of our holiday traditions. They create a festive mood and a warm inviting atmosphere. Left unattended or put in the wrong place however, they can quickly become a potentially dangerous hazard. [more…]

Where does a three-year-old find a lighter

Every year in Ontario, young children are injured or die in fires that they start themselves. Young children are naturally curious about fire, so adults must keep all fire-starting materials out of their sight and reach. [more…]

Fire Safety Information

Fire safety in the home is responsible for a number of deaths and millions of dollars in damage annually. Learn how you can be safety prepared. [more…]

Fire In Your Residential Building: To Go or To Stay?

Some information I have read tells me to evacuate immediately in case of fire. Other information says that I will be safer if I stay in my suite. Which is correct? [more…]

Fire In Your Apartment Building

Learn what to do if a fire happens in your building. [more…]

Plan Ahead Fire Safety in Apartment Buildings: [more…]

Instructions to stick on your door: [more…]

Fire Safety for Apartments in Houses

What you need to know for houses with two (or more) residential units. [more…]

Survive A Fire In Your Home…Plan Your Escape Today!

Anyone who has lived through a fire will tell you what a terrifying experience it is. Here’s what your fire department suggests you do to be prepared. [more…]

Fire Safety for Parents and Baby-Sitters

What you need to know. [more…]

Home Fire Safety Check for Family and Friends of Older Adults

When it comes to fire, adults over age 65 are at greater risk than any other group. If you have a relative or friend in this vulnerable group, complete this fire safety check of their home. [more…]

Safety Tips For Emergency Lighting and Heating During Power Failures

When the power goes out, you may be introducing potential hazards to your home as you attempt to provide light and heat. [more…]

Smoke Alarms--it’s the law!

The Ontario Fire Code requires that all homes in Ontario have working smoke alarms. A smoke alarm on every level of your home can alert you and your family and provide you with the chance to escape. [more…]

Smoke Alarm: One Is Not Enough

Your fire department recommends you install a smoke alarm on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas. [more…]

Smoke Alarm: No Battery, No Chance!

Make sure your smoke alarms are in good working order. Test your alarms regularly. [more…]

Smoke Alarms: Testing

Smoke alarms are lifesavers--but only if they work. Test your alarms regularly. [more…]