Composed of fire safety students, the brigade visits residents to educate them about smoke alarms.

After a fire, if the home you own is not a total loss and it is safe for you to enter, the fire department recommends these actions.

Here are some actions to take and things to consider if a fire should occur.

Here is a list of things to do, people and organizations to contact in the first few days after a fire.

Here is a list of things to do, people and organizations to contact and precautions to take in the first 24 hours after a fire.

Here is a list of things to do immediately after a fire, as well as documents and data to keep close at hand.

You can take certain steps now to prepare yourself for a fire.

You should check certain items in your home each day to ensure your safety and that of your loved ones.

Your home's emergency exits should be unlocked, safe and free from any obstruction at all times.

Find out if your home needs a fire alarm system, how to take care of it, and what to do if the alarm sounds.

Each floor of your home must have a smoke alarm. Here are some tips for using it safely.

Identify the best places for portable fire extinguishers in your home and follow directions in this section for proper use and maintenance.

Whether you produce, consume or use dangerous materials, you must stringently comply with all legislation concerning its use and storage.

As the owner or manager of an industrial facility, you must inspect certain items each day to ensure safety.

To ensure safety in your facility, here are some use and maintenance tips for portable extinguishers and security measures to take with heat sources

To ensure optimal protection of your facility, you must make sure your automatic sprinklers, fire hydrants and hose connectors are properly maintained.

Find out whether your building needs a fire alarm system, how to take care of it, and what to do if the alarm goes off.

Emergency exits in your business must be unlocked, well-lit, safe and free from any obstruction at all times.

As the owner or manager of a meeting space, you must inspect certain items each day to ensure safety.

You must comply with important safety standards any time that you are using open flames.