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Sault Fire Services @SaultFire

This is the official Twitter feed for Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services. It is not monitored 24/7. For emergencies contact 911.

Joined October 2014
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Hamilton Fire Department@HamiltonFireDep
Jun 2
June is Pet Preparedness Month! Emergencies affect pets too. Power outages, flooding, and extreme heat can put animals at risk. Take time this month to make sure your emergency plan includes every member of your household. ✅ Plan ahead ✅ Prepare a kit ✅ Protect your pet
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
Jun 1
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
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Brampton Fire & Emergency Services
@BramptonFireES
May 20
🚒Recall Alert🚒 Product: 1-K Kerosene Heater Fluid Portable Fuel Containers Issue: Fire hazard Learn More🔗: ow.ly/SyW250Z2mBk
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LaSalle Fire Service@LasallefireON
May 20
#DYK A closed door can significantly slow the spread of smoke, heat, and fire? Make closing the bedroom door part of your nightly routine before you sleep. Go further and have a working smoke alarm in all bedrooms to make a life-saving difference in your home.
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 20
Recall Alert: Flammability Hazard: Deux par Deux is recalling two styles of their children's plush glow in the dark bathrobes —Dinosaur and Unicorn Print. These robes do not meet flammability requirements for children's sleepwear, posing a risk of burn injuries. Consumers should stop using the affected products immediately and return them for a full refund or store credit. Learn how to identify the affected items and what to do next: bit.ly/42QbIDh
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 20
Recall Alert: Fire Hazard: Alliance Chemical has recalled 1-K Kerosene Heater Fluid pre-filled fuel containers. These products lack a proper flame mitigation device, posing a risk of flash fire if vapours ignite during pouring. Closures are also not child-resistant, creating a risk of burn and poisoning to children. If you own any of the affected products, stop using them immediately, keep them out of reach of children, and contact Alliance Chemical for a full refund. Learn how to identify the affected items and what to do next: bit.ly/4nCPONf
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 21
Recall Alert! Flammability Hazard: A range of We Love Cozy children’s pajama sets – sold at Urban Planet and Urban Kids – have been recalled for violating flammability requirements. The loose-fitting sleepwear can make easy contact with ignition sources and burn rapidly, posing a risk of burn injuries. Affected items have the style number #3528-4828-2601. Consumers should stop using the recalled products immediately and return them for a refund. See more details here: bit.ly/4nRMi1J
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 15
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
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 13
The upcoming long weekend means many families are heading back to the cottage and opening for the season. As you get things ready, don’t forget about safety. As of January 1st, 2026, carbon monoxide (CO) alarms are required in all homes, outside sleeping areas and on all storeys that have fuel-burning appliances, fireplaces, or attached garages. CO is a colourless, odourless gas that can be deadly, so a working CO alarm is an important layer of protection. Before settling in for the season wherever you call home, make sure your CO alarms are installed, tested, and have fresh batteries. A quick check now means you can relax, unwind, and enjoy all that cottage season has to offer.
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Public Safety Canada
@Safety_Canada
May 6
When an earthquake strikes, every second counts. When shaking starts, Drop, Cover and Hold On to protect yourself until it stops. Learn what to do and why immediate action matters: natural-resources.canada.ca/… #EPWeek2026
Cracked asphalt due to an earthquake. Text: May 3 to 9, 2026. Emergency Preparedness Week. canada.ca/get-prepared

ALT Cracked asphalt due to an earthquake. Text: May 3 to 9, 2026. Emergency Preparedness Week. canada.ca/get-prepared

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Ministry of the Solicitor General
@ONsafety
May 6
Be ready when it matters. During Emergency Preparedness Week, take simple steps to help keep your household safe: 📦 build an emergency kit 📋 practice your emergency plan 🔌prepare for outages with flashlights, batteries and backup power More: ontario.ca/page/ensure-every… #EPWeek
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Brampton Fire & Emergency Services
@BramptonFireES
May 5
As the warm weather approaches, we are reminding residents to celebrate safely! Remember to be safe when cooking and barbequing, respect open air burning by-laws and dispose of smoking materials properly. A little caution goes a long way. ☀️ Learn more: brampton.ca/celebratesafely @CityBrampton
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Public Safety Canada
@Safety_Canada
May 3
Today marks the start of Emergency Preparedness Week! This year’s theme, “Be Prepared. Know Your Risks.” highlights the wide range of hazards that can affect Canadians, from common risks like power outages to less frequent ones such as tsunamis. More: canada.ca/en/services/polici…
An emergency vehicle with its lights on. Text: #EPWeek2026: Emergency Preparedness Week. canada.ca/get-prepared

ALT An emergency vehicle with its lights on. Text: #EPWeek2026: Emergency Preparedness Week. canada.ca/get-prepared

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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
May 1
You hear the sirens. We see the people behind them. Today, we recognize Ontario’s first responders - emergency personnel who carry the weight of every call - and still show up for the next one. Thank you for your strength, your service, and your heart. #FirstRespondersDay
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
Apr 30
Fire safety experts aren’t immune! 📱💥 This swollen battery belongs to one of our Deputy Fire Marshals. A "puffy" phone is a fire hazard. If your device is bulging, stop charging it right away. Help keep Ontario fire safe—visit our #ChargedForLiFE site for tips on protecting your home: 🛡️🏛️ 👉 chargedforlife.ca #FireSafety #LithiumIon #Ontario #BatterySafety
A smartphone with a bulging battery rests on a wooden surface. The phone is positioned face down, showing its bloated back cover. The background is a plain, light-colored wall. The Office of the Fire Marshal logo is in the bottom left corner of the image.

ALT A smartphone with a bulging battery rests on a wooden surface. The phone is positioned face down, showing its bloated back cover. The background is a plain, light-colored wall. The Office of the Fire Marshal logo is in the bottom left corner of the image.

A smartphone with a slightly bulging battery lifting the screen from its casing, resting on a wooden surface. The device appears to be damaged due to the battery expansion.

ALT A smartphone with a slightly bulging battery lifting the screen from its casing, resting on a wooden surface. The device appears to be damaged due to the battery expansion.
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Public Safety Canada
@Safety_Canada
Apr 29
Regular testing of the Alert Ready system ensures that we’re prepared to deliver urgent warnings to Canadians in an emergency. Test messages will be sent over wireless devices, TV and radio in participating provinces and territories on May 6: alertready.ca/testing-schedu…
An illustration of a TV, a cellphone, a smartwatch, and a radio with the warning right icon on each screen. Text: Public Emergency Alert Test. May 6.

ALT An illustration of a TV, a cellphone, a smartwatch, and a radio with the warning right icon on each screen. Text: Public Emergency Alert Test. May 6.

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Oakville Fire Dept@oakvillefire
Apr 30
Whether you’re frying, grilling, or broiling, fires can start in seconds! 🔥🍳 Keep an eye on your culinary creations and never leave the stove unattended. The last thing you want is an unexpected visit from the fire department. 🚒🚨 #KitchenSafety #FirePrevention
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Georgina Fire@georginafire
Apr 30
Keep lighters and matches stored up high, out of sight and out of reach. Curious hands can lead to serious fires. Safe storage helps protect your home and your family. 🔥 For more info, visit georgina.ca/fire
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Oakville Fire Dept@oakvillefire
Apr 29
Know your way out.🚪 Take a moment to familiarize yourself with your workplace escape routes — when seconds count, knowing the way out matters. #WorkplaceSafety #StayPrepared #Oakville
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Office of the Fire Marshal
@ONFireMarshal
Apr 29
🚨 Beep beep! Beepa here! 🚨 In a fire, every second counts. ⏱️ Working smoke alarms provide the early warning you need to get out safely. Beepa wants to help you stay prepared! Take the pledge to test your alarms monthly and get reminders sent to you: 👉 mailchi.mp/1c0c40883561/test… #SavedByTheBeep #FireSafety
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