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  CALGARY -- Fire investigators say unattended candles sparked a blaze that resulted in five people forced out of their home in northeast Calgary. Crews were called to the scene, at a home on Eldorado Close N.E. at about 10:20 a.m. on Friday. Once firefighters arrived, they found smoke coming from a number of the second-storey windows of the home. They immediately began an interior attack on the fire, quickly bringing it under control and limiting fire damage to a single room, however, other rooms of the house were also damaged. "Other damage to the home consisted of smoke damage to th...

Article content Calgary shelters and volunteers are working to support the city’s unhoused population while Environment Canada reports record-breaking heat. The 33.8 C registered in Calgary Monday afternoon easily broke the previous record high for June 28 when the heat peaked at 32.8 C in 1937. The average temperature reaches only 21.6 C for this time of year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Shelters work to support unhoused Calgarians as scorching heat breaks record Back to video And new records are predicted to continue being set this we...

Scorching heat breaks record in Calgary as local shelters work to support unhoused Calgarians Calgary's unhoused population is particularly at risk of heat-related illness during the heatwave, as many camp outdoors during the summer months and are outside all day and night Author of the article: Stephanie Babych Publishing date: Jun 28, 2021  •  12 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Be The Change YYC Street Outreach team members handed out water, hats and other supplies to vulnerable Calgarians in the downtown core on a sweltering evening as a record-setting heat wave contin...

Premium Fire Protection Ltd. has been found guilty in provincial court of 15 fire code violations stemming from the use of unqualified and uncertified staff.

'The Calgary Fire Department would like to remind citizens that working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors can save lives, make sure yours are tested…