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KINGSTON — City officials are reminding residents that setting their clocks back this weekend is also a reminder to check the batteries in their smoke and…

Time falls back one hour this weekend as fire officials urge residents to take this time to replace the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Boarding-house owners in Belleville who rent rooms to 12 and 15 international college students in homes designed to safely house single families of up to five people were served an stern warning Monday by Mayor Mitch Panciuk.

City of Toronto officials have confirmed windows at Torontos Bond Hotel shelter were indeed bolted shut during last weeks heat wave - but maintai...

The owner of a private group home that housed people with developmental disabilities and mental health issues in Alliston faces a $62,500 fine after pleading guilty to several fire code violations.

An Elliot Lake property owner has been fined $25,000 on March 31, for various offences under the Ontario Fire Code as a result of a fire safety inspection.…

[Toronto, ON] - As building systems get more advanced and fire code requirements grow more complex, engineers are increasingly becoming more crucial to the Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems sector.

An owner of a rental property in Hunstville, Ont. is forced to pay more than $10,000 after pleading guilty to two counts of fire code violations in a Bracebridge provincial court on Wednesday.

An owner of a rental property in Hunstville, Ont. is forced to pay more than $10,000 after pleading guilty to two counts of fire code violations in a Bracebridge provincial court on Wednesday.

Toronto, ON - As one of the province's leading experts on the Ontario Fire Code, Michele Farley will be making a presentation at this year's 2021 Building Show, being held December 1 - 3, 2021 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (South) in Toronto.