Happy Nature Photography Day! 📷🌼Don’t miss the opportunity to get a shot of the Showy Lady Slippers at Purdon Conservation Area. Plan your visit today mvc.on.ca/conservation-areas…

Older adults face higher risks in home fires. Mobility, sensory impairments, or medical needs can make escape harder. Help reduce this risk by creating and practicing a fire escape plan with accessibility in mind. #SeniorsMonth2026

RT @FishWildlifeON: Conviction release for June 12, 2026. 🚨 An individual from Southern Ontario has been fined and ordered to pay over $5…

Toasters, coffeemakers, and microwaves should be plugged directly into a wall outlet—no exceptions 🔌 If you need additional outlets: • use a CSA/ULC-approved power bar for electronics and lighting only • make sure extension cords are the correct gauge for the device • never overload outlets or daisy-chain cords or power bars. ⚡️ Plug in the safe way! #ONFireMarshal #FireSafety

#ElectricBikes are a fast, convenient way to get where you need to go — but they rely on powerful lithium-ion batteries that must be used safely ⚠️ Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to help prevent fires: • use only certified batteries and charging cords (CSA, cUL or cETL) • never overcharge your battery • avoid tampering or modifying your e-bike or battery system Learn more at ChargedForLife.ca #FireSafety #LithiumBattery #ChargedforLife

Recall Alert: Vornado has recalled SRTH Small Room Tower Heaters due to a fire hazard. Stop using affected heaters and contact Vornado for a refund. recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en…

Far too often our investigations uncover that no working smoke alarms were present in a fire. Don't become a statistic—install and test your smoke alarms regularly by pressing the test button. #FireSafety #SmokeAlarms #ONFireMarshal

Recall Alert: Burn Hazard: ZWILLING has recalled several electric water kettles, including the ENFINIGY (1.5L) and ENFINIGY Pro (1.5L) models. The handle on these products may loosen or break off, posing a risk of hot water spills and burns. If you own any of the affected products, stop using them immediately and register them with ZWILLING to receive a refund. Learn how to identify the affected items and what to do next: bit.ly/4wPxipp

The long weekend means one thing - grills are back in action! Deputy Fire Marshal John McBeth would prefer the only investigation this weekend be whether your burgers are medium or well done… not what caused a barbecue fire. Follow these grilling safety tips to help keep the long weekend safe and enjoyable.

RT @OPP_NER: Road closures aren’t put up lightly. When you see a ROAD CLOSED sign, it means conditions ahead are unsafe. Severe weather, c…

RT @OPP_ER: Two OPP officers from #LACOPP, and a Quinte West Traffic Incident Management Enforcement (TIME) team member, conducted a commer…

RT @LaurieScottPC: Ontario’s workers built this province, and we will always have their backs. That’s why we’re updating WSIB rules so inj…

We've noticed too many drivers slow to pull over when we're driving, or moving too fast and too close when we're parked. When emergency lights are flashing, drivers must get clear and move over. Details: ontario.ca/page/driving-near… Thank you! #YGK #InFrontenac

Having a family Emergency Plan can make all the difference when it comes to helping your household #GetPrepared. Here are some tips to help get you started: ow.ly/8kbx50YCkCE

Key changes include: - A new system for issuing fines when fire‑safety rules are broken - Simpler, clearer outdoor burning rules with fewer permit requirements - Updated cost‑recovery processes - Clearer wording across existing regulations

Ontario has updated the Wildland Fire Management Act to make fire‑safety rules clearer and help prevent human‑caused fires. Starting today, several of these new rules are now in effect. ontario.ca/laws/statute/90f2…

Ontario is ready for the 2026 wildland fire season, which officially begins April 1. With new staff in place, compensation increases and investments in local projects, Ontario has the people and resources in place to protect communities. Learn more: [news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…

Carbon monoxide (CO) could accumulate unseen in your very own home leading to tragic consequences. Install CO alarms on every storey of your home, test them every month and have all fuel-burning appliances, chimneys, and vents inspected annually by a registered contractor. Protect what matters most! Learn more at Ontario.ca/CarbonMonoxide

RT @OPP_ER: Traffic stops are amongst the most dangerous aspects of a police officers job. The unpredictability of other drivers on the roa…

Generators can be a lifesaver, but only when used safely! Watch Minister Jill Dunlop share practical tips on proper portable generator use. Protect yourself. #ProtectOntario. For more helpful info, visit: redcross.ca/how-we-help/emer…