My sincere gratitude to the Vancouver Canucks for their incredible contribution to the community and unwavering support for fire fighters. A special thanks to the IAFF for sharing the story of the remarkable relationship between Captain Quinn Hughes of the Canucks and fire fighters. This

The Bright Nights 50/50 Raffle is officially LIVE! One lucky winner will take home half of this year's jackpot 💰 Get your ticket now: brightnightsraffle.com

🏒🔥 The Vancouver Canucks recently hosted a special event to honor #firefighters from across the region. The event was a tribute to the brave men and women who risk their lives every day to keep our communities safe. IAFF Canada Fire Fighters - Pompiers AIP Canada iaff.org/news/vancouver…

Great news for Esquimalt Fire Fighters IAFF 4264!! oakbaynews.com/local-news/esq…

Surrey firefighters help make Bright Nights, now open at Stanley Park. Even without a train ticket, people can enjoy 3 million lights there. Roots of the attraction are in a Newton cul-de-sac. surreynowleader.com/local-entertai… via Tom Zillich Stanley Park Railway Surrey Fire Fighters BCPFF Burn Fund

Cancer kills more fire fighters than fire. Changes to health coverage in Saskathewan are offering more support | CBC cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

🚨 January is Cancer Awareness Month 🚨 The BCPFFA is raising awareness and sharing vital resources to help protect our fire service members. Join us in spreading the word and advocating for prevention, early detection, and better protections to #EndCancerInTheFireService

Access Level 1 and Level 2 of the BC Fire Fighter Occupational Awareness Training (BCFFOAT) program now! Learn More: bcmsa.ca/news-release-b…

The National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting is a comprehensive strategy designed to reduce cancer’s toll on our profession. We’re proud to support this initiative. Details: brnw.ch/21wPOZs #FireFighterCancerAwarenessMonth

Presumptive laws are vital in protecting fire fighters who risk their health to keep us safe. These laws ensure that if fire fighters are diagnosed with cancer, it’s presumed to be job-related—making it easier for them to access the care and benefits they need.

🚨 The Hidden Threat 🚨 Fire fighters risk their lives to protect us, but the danger doesn’t stop at the fire ground. Toxic PFAS chemicals in their gear increase their risk of cancer—making cancer the leading cause of occupational-related death among fire fighters in Canada.

“Our hearts go out to the residents of Southern California impacted by the catastrophic wildfires. We stand in solidarity with the brave firefighters risking their lives to protect communities during this devastating time. Please stay safe.” — Todd Schierling, President, BCPFFA

The Burnaby Firefighters,Local 323, in partnership with the Marilyn and Alan Codyre Trust Fund are donating $10,000 US  to the IAFFfoundation.org Marilyn and Alan would be very proud knowing that their Legacy, that they have left in the hands of the Burnaby Firefighters, is

🎥 Dr. Tim Doty from FireHealth shares why regular, tailored screenings are critical for fire fighters. Tracking health over time can make the difference between early detection and lives lost. Fire Fighters: Schedule your annual cancer screening—it could save your life!

On March 3, 2025, we will gather on the south lawn of the BC Legislature to honour the 27 fallen fire fighters who made the ultimate sacrifice. Their courage, dedication, and unwavering service to their communities will never be forgotten. Learn more: bcpffa.net/memorial-2025

I am deeply humbled and honoured to stand alongside IAFF members, representing the BC Professional Fire Fighters Association, at the 14th Annual Robert E. Hall Legislative Conference and the 7th Biennial BC Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial, here in our provincial capital, Victoria,