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Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month: The Firefighter Cancer Support Network - Survivorship & Support
Timeline PhotosA stay-at-home order is in effect. Do your part and help stop the spread.
🏡 Stay home
😷 Wear a face mask / covering (unless exempt)
↔️ Keep a physical distance of 6 feet (2 metres)
👐 Wash your hands often
For additional tips and resources, visit Durham Region Health Department .
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ICYMI: An earlier (2010) National Institute of Standards and Technology residential fire study: 'Fire risks grow exponentially. Each minute of delay is critical to the safety of the occupants and firefighters, and is directly related to property damage.
This is why getting having the proper amount of firefighters on duty and on each firetruck is so important, people’s lives depend on it.
City of Oshawa - Municipal Government
Ontario's Fire Fighters
IAFF Canada - AIP
www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2010/04/landmark-residential-fire-study-shows-how-crew-sizes-and-ar...
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WASHINGTON D.C.—A landmark study issued today by the U.S.Soot isn't just dirty, it's dangerous. Soot in a fire fighters hair or on their skin could leach chemicals into their bodies. Every smear on their clothes could release toxic gases long after the fire is out.
IAFF Canada - AIP
Canadian Cancer Society
Ontario Government
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We are excited to stand with Mahlon Mitchell as he seeks the position of IAFF General President.