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Lewiston Fire Department opens new station

Lewiston, Maine · Lewiston

Lewiston Fire Department opens new station

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The new facility replaces the former fire station on outer Main Street, which was built more than 70 years ago and had grown in need of significant repairs.See the Story

Wounded Warriors Canada partners with WCB-Alberta to enhance culturally informed mental health support

Mental Health · Edmonton

Wounded Warriors Canada partners with WCB-Alberta to enhance culturally informed mental health support

Nov. 20, 2025, Edmonton, Alta. – Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC) has partnered with the Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta (WCB-Alberta) to advance education about occupational psychological injuries. This collaboration is designed to expand the reach and impact of education initiatives that highlight the nature of these injuries and the benefits of returning to work. The partnership is relevant to first responders as it leverages WWC’s establi…See the Story

Port Coquitlam to welcome first-of-its-kind support dog to fire department

Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam

Port Coquitlam to welcome first-of-its-kind support dog to fire department

BC and Alberta Guide Dogs photo Port Coquitlam is preparing to welcome a new four-legged member to its fire department – one trained not to search for smoke or track missing people, but to sense stress, ease trauma, and support emotional wellbeing. On Nov. 13, the city announced it has partnered with BC and Alberta Guide Dogs to introduce a facility support dog to Port Coquitlam Fire and Emergency Services (PCFES), marking the first program of i…See the Story

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