Relief from the sweltering heat is coming to Guelph on Thursday evening in the form of a fire hose.
The Guelph Fire Department is bringing back its Hot Summer Nights series that sees the firefighters crank the hose and give the community a chance to cool down on a hot day.
It will take place at Margaret Greene Park on Westwood Road from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.
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Residents can also chat with firefighters, have a look at the fire truck and learn about fire safety and accident prevention.
The crew will still be on duty at the event and may leave to respond to a call.
There will three other events during the summer.
- July 25 at Exhibition Park
- Aug. 8 at Waverley Drive Park
- Aug. 22 at Riverside Park
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