87% of all fires recorded in Montréal in 2020 were caused by distraction and human negligence. 

Cooking fires are at the very top of accidental fires on the island of Montréal.

Few people suspect that smartphones, tablets, laptop computers, or electrical scooters and bikes can actually start a fire.

The number of smokers continues to decrease, smokers' items remain the cause of numerous building fires on the island of Montréal. No less than 29% of recorded fires involved smokers’ items.

Every year, cigarette butts in flower pots and flower beds cause numerous fires in Montréal and hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages.

The firefighters at Fire Station 23, along with their mascot, Chief, would like to invite families in Le Sud-Ouest to a Community Celebration from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, September 29.

The following safety requirements apply to any use of fireworks in a film shooting context reserved for certified fireworks handlers during a special event:

The following safety requirements apply to any use of fireworks in a film shooting context and reserved for certified display supervisor during a special event.

This safety requirement applies to any use of flame effects production parts under the responsibility of a certified special effects expert.

The electronic cigarette, a device equipped with a battery and a microprocessor, has gained popularity among Quebecers in recent years.

The Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal is intent on helping seniors become more aware of the importance of adopting certain behaviours in order to reduce the risk of fire and injury.

Open House in eleven fire stations on September 28 to October 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Under the By-law concerning the Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal, fire hydrants must be unobstructed for clear access by firefighters and their equipment at all times.

Your fire department invites you to comply with the following basic safety rules when operating hosehold dryers.

For events in private buildings or lots