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Record heat has moved in Alberta for the first week of May, driving extreme wildfire conditions before the summer green up.

Record-breaking, early-May heat throughout much of the province has the concern of multiple experts over Albertas wildfire outlook.

Record-breaking, early-May heat throughout much of the province has the concern of multiple experts over Albertas wildfire outlook.

Documents obtained by CBC News show B.C.'s Office of Mass Timber Implementation barred municipalities from building tall wood highrises unless they guaranteed local fire officials would be aligned with planning and building departments regarding any concerns they might have, including fire risks.

Two individuals who have had an impact on University of Central Missouri students entering the safety profession, Bruce Lyon and Georgi Popov, have been honored as Fellows by the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP). They are among three 2

Environmentalists say there is concern for water pollution.

A great summary for what is impacting the fire service.

Current Fire Chief Nate Spear's resignation becomes effective on May 1.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Thanks to financial support from the Tahoe Fund and the Merrill Family Foundation, Lake Tahoe Community College (LTCC) has hired a full-time director to oversee its growing Public Safety programs, including Forestry, Fire Science, Allied Health, and Emergency Medical Services, and Criminal Justice.

Gene Sanders is set to serve as the next Fire Chief for the City of Tallahassee, according to City Manager Reese Goad.