Our thoughts & support are with the fallen Burnaby RCMP Officer’s family, friends and colleagues of the RCMP

With Halloween coming up, let's keep kids safe while out trick or treating. Part of the costume should be something that will keep your child visible in the dark. #halloweensafety

Getting ready for Halloween? A simple change from candles to battery or led candles can help prevent fires in the home.

We hope everyone has a safe, fun Halloween. Glowsticks and flashlights are a great way to keep yourself and others visible while trick-or-treating. Happy Halloween!

Take the time to defrost all your windows so you can drive safely. Those few minutes make all the difference to the safety of those on the roads with you.

Today we remember those who gave their lives for the freedom we enjoy today. Lest we forget.

When using space heaters, keep them away from flammable items like drapes, furniture, and clothing that could easily catch on fire. Also, ensure not to place heaters in the doorways or the middle of the room to prevent a tripping hazard. #wintersafety

Lots of snow on the roads this morning. If you can, it’s best to stay at home. #yyjtraffic

Never Forget 🇨🇦 Lieutenant Thomas W. Jennings LODD 1968-Saanich Fire Department Honour Them

The Local 967 Fire Fighters wish you and your families a happy and safe Christmas. To all the first responders working today, thank you for being there for your communities today.

We need your help! The Saanich Fire Fighters Local 967 is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. We are looking to you for photos of our members at work or events. Please send them to [email protected].

Sending love to the entire team involved in #Burned, making its premiere at ALTS today. I’m proud to serve as a producer of this film that exposes the PFAS encapsulated in firefighter gear. Be sure to follow @ethereal__films & sign up for details and updates.

History tells us that unions are the only effective voice working men and women have ever had to combat corporate greed. The International Association of Fire Fighters will do whatever it takes to improve the lives and livelihoods of our members.

Today we will gather with other Locals from across the Province at the BC Legislature to honour Fire Fighters who have made the ultimate sacrifice. This includes one of our own, Asst Chief Rick Shumka (Retired), and 47 other BCPFFA members being added to the memorial

Our Local 967 dispatchers are crucial to quickly get you the help you need. Their professionalism and skill are unmatched, and we are thankful daily that they are a part of our fire family. We wish them all a happy emergency service dispatcher and 9-1-1 awareness week!

How provinces compensate firefighters for workplace-related cancers — the most deadly occupational risk they face — varies widely. cbc.ca/news/politics/…

Please discard your cigarette butts accordingly, and not out your car window. Especially given the current fire ratings here in Saanich and across our province. #bcwildfires

Survivor Story: Jon Knoop Jonathan is a Lieutenant in the training division with Saanich Fire Department, SaanichFireFighters, with 23 years of service. It’s been 6 years since Jonathan had his orchidectomy surgery. Watch the full clip here: bcpffa.net/news/survivor-…

Today we bid farewell to Chief Burgess and wish him a happy retirement. We also welcomed Chief Kaye to his new role. We are excited to continue to work with Chief Kaye to enhance the quality of services we provide and to better the lives of the members of this local.

VANCOUVER Approves purchase for PFAS-Free Bunker Gear In a landmark decision, the city of Vancouver has approved a purchase of new gear to transition away from PFAS (polyfluoroalkyl) contaminated bunker gear. @IAFF @vanfirerescue #FireFighters #IAFF #Community #BCPoli