This week marked an important milestone for the Canadian fire service with the first-ever Blue Card Incident Command Mayday Management Workshop held in Canada. Hosted by Canmore Fire Rescue on May 4–5, the workshop brought together 42 attendees representing 15 fire agencies from across western Canada. The program featured the expertise of Murrey Loflin and focused on the critical lessons learned from firefighter line-of-duty deaths, command performance, accountability, and firefighter safety. The professionalism, engagement, and willingness to learn displayed by this group made for an ohelped impactful two days of training and discussion. The professionalism, engagement, and willingness to learn displayed by this group made for an outstanding and impactful two days of training and discussion. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making this inaugural Canadian workshop a success. More Blue Card workshops are coming to Canada this year. Check out upcoming dates and events here: bluecardtraining.com/events.… #BlueCard #MaydayManagement #IncidentCommand #FirefighterSafety #CanadianFireService #CommandTraining

Today we solemnly reflect on #DayofMourning and to recognize those workers killed or injured on the job and the devastating effect on their families. We can and must do better. We all own safety. #CanadianFireService @city_whitehorse @CdnFireChiefs @CCOHS

@WhitehorseFire1 would like to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay and recognize all the amazing women in the #CanadianFireService. Huge #shoutout to our own Darla, Marica, Kiara, Tara, Megan, Tamar, Linda and Rachel. #ThankYou for your service. @city_whitehorse

Here are some facts on Fire Services in Canada. Some pretty interesting numbers. #CanadianFireService

Fire 🔥 next to Savanna Ridge last week.Thanks to #canadianfireservice who saved the farm! Carlson family worked hard! Crazy for 🍒🍒