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Fire protection in First Nations communities

Fire protection in First Nations communities

Forget Smokey the Bear: How First Nation fire wisdom is key to megafire prevention

Forget Smokey the Bear: How First Nation fire wisdom is key to megafire prevention

CBCYvette Brend

First Nations: Firestarter

First Nations: Firestarter

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Department for Environment and Water - First Nations fire management

Department for Environment and Water - First Nations fire management

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John Kiedrowski: First Nations fire traps

John Kiedrowski: First Nations fire traps

nationalpostNational Post

‘Global investors are watching,’ Premier Ford on resource development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire

‘Global investors are watching,’ Premier Ford on resource development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire

Global NewsLiam Casey

Mentoring First Nations fire officers with first-of-its-kind program

Mentoring First Nations fire officers with first-of-its-kind program

Treaty 9 First Nations leaders say their message is clear, no development without us as partners

CBCAlex Brockman

‘We’re going to continue to lose lives’: Blaine Wiggins of the Aboriginal Firefighters Association of Canada says there is a human cost to not addressing the gaps in First Nations fire and emergency services. Watch the full Face to Face interview: https://www.aptnnews.ca/facetoface/were-going-to-continue-to-lose-lives-if-recommendations-not-acted-on-says-first-nations-fire-expert/ | APTN National News

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First Nations firefighters from Canada connect with our mob to exchange fire management culture and knowledge. | NITV

45.3K viewsJan 21, 2020

First Nations fire expert says recommendations not acted on will cost lives

First Nations | Meaning, People & Tribe

2.1K viewsAug 12, 2022

A 10-member team of First Nations firefighters has deployed to Alberta alongside 11 firefighters from our wildfire management branch. This is the first deployment of an Indigenous firefighting crew in Atlantic Canada. The Wabanaki Wildland crew was trained last spring by our wildfire branch as part of a national initiative to increase fire safety and resilience among Indigenous communities. We wish them a safe return. https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/news_release.2024.08.0375.html | Gover

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First Nations to play larger role in firefighting and preparedness

First Nation fire chief calls for more fuel management, fire smarting and prescribed burns.

Aroland First Nation signs $20M Ring of Fire deal with Ontario

Canada and the First Nations: A history of broken promises

ALJAZEERABrandi Morin

First Nation fights to protect land from mineral mining

Last week, the first-ever National Indigenous Fire Gathering brought together leaders, Elders, youth, fire guardians, and practitioners from around the world to celebrate our identity as Indigenous peoples, our relationship with fire, and how we’re all working to rekindle that. 🌍 The week was full of: 🔥 Indigenous knowledge holders sharing how cultural fire heals the land. 🔥 Guardians and practitioners learning from one another, across languages and nations. 🔥 A collective call to advance In

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Fighting fire with fire | The Nature Conservancy Australia

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Cool burns: Key to Aboriginal fire management

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Specialist Indigenous firefighters empowered to save sacred sites in scorched fire grounds

Calls for fire safety changes in Indigenous communities

🧯 “We took the initiative ourselves to develop our own forest fire program.” When your Nation is far north and support takes time to reach you, waiting isn’t an option. In Weenusk First Nation, Guardians came together to create a wildfire response team—built from the ground up, with the right tools, training, and trust in each other. Daylan Chookomolin, Wildfire Management Coordinator, supports this effort by helping the team stay ready to act. 🎥 Take a closer look at how local action is makin

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We’re building and opening the roads to the Ring of Fire five years ahead of schedule, with shovels in the ground by this June! Together with First Nations partners, we’re connecting remote communities, unlocking our critical minerals, bringing jobs to northern Ontario and protecting workers across the province. | FordNation

25.1K views2 months ago

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With wildfires on the rise, indigenous fire management is poised to make a comeback

Indigenous fire management began more than 11,000 years ago: new research

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Manitoba brings in restrictions as dry, windy conditions raise wildfire concern

Lytton mayor moves to new home 4 years after devastating wildfire

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