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Assistant Chief - Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency

Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is inviting applications for one permanent Assistant Chief position with Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency (HRFE). Please see below attachment for details. Applications will be received…
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Equipment for Sale - Hazmat Emergency Response Hall#247 Assets

Since 1993 this specialized hazmat business has been delivering effective hazmat emergency response to industry, fire departments and government agencies throughout Alberta & B.C. All assets to perform hazmat responses…
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Deputy Fire Chief - City of Grand Forks, BC

The City of Grand Forks is looking to add a key member to their leadership team. This is an incredible opportunity for a motivated individual to help lead a composite…
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The Great Canadian Fire Census

The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC), in collaboration with the National Advisory Council (NAC), its Answer the Call committee and the Data committee, are excited to announce that the…
Events

The Institution of Fire Engineers Present Innovation, Trends and Challenges in Fire Engineering a Virtual Event

The Institution of Fire Engineers presents a Virtual Event, Innovation Trends and Challenges in Fire Engineering on May 25th 2022 1:00PM to 4:00PM. Registration Details at www.ife.ca Please see below…

The mission of the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association is to promote, support and facilitate fire protection and related emergency services.

The AFCA Bookstore has been serving Western Canadian Fire & Emergency Services Departments for over 20 years.

AFCA Book Store

The Alberta Fire Chiefs Association is committed to excellence in the provision of Member-Client Service. As a progressive organization we offer creative solutions, promote and support life safety, preventative and protective services based on the values and principles of our members.

Established in 1948, the AFCA undertook the mission and began the task of promoting excellence in fire protection. Right from the beginning members of the Association worked collectively to promote information sharing and joint problem solving to minimize the impacts of fires on Alberta's communities.