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Extreme cold temperatures are adding complications on the job for first responders. As the cold spell continues in Edmonton, firefighters are facing extra challenges to make sure everyone stays safe. Jaclyn Kucey reports.

WATCH: Just beginning his NLL career after being selected in the first round of the 2025 NLL Draft, Levi Verch joined Global Sports’ Scott Roblin for this edition of ‘Rapid Fire with the Rush.’

One of three Coquitlam RCMP members convicted of discreditable conduct for making vulgar comments in group chats has been handed his sentence. As Catherine Urquhart reports, Const. Ian Solven’s days as a Mountie are numbered.

Two people were found dead inside a trailer that caught fire in North Surrey on Sunday night. The trailer was located at 102nd Avenue near 122nd Street.

After a roughly two-and-a-half-week battle, Toronto fire says it has extinguished the fire between two condo buildings in Thorncliffe Park. But due to structure damage and a number of safety assessments that still need to take place, it’s still unclear when people will be able to return home. Jaden Lee-Lincoln speaks with some frustrated residents.

Two people were found dead inside an R.V. that burned on a Surrey property Sunday night. Rumina Daya reports.

Firefighters had a tough time tracking down the cause of a restaurant fire in Calgary’s Beltline on Wednesday. As Michael King reports, gaining access to the source of the smoke has been an issue.

A sudden leadership change at Canada’s largest school board. The director of education for the TDSB has been fired less than a year into his term. This comes as the province tightens its grip over the school system. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Residents of a three-story apartment complex have been displaced after a fire broke out in one of the units Thursday morning. As Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports, it may take days before some residents are able to return home as crews investigate what caused the blaze.

Toronto Fire crews continue to battle blaze at two high-rise apartments for the last three days. Residents remain displaced as crews remain on scene. The cause of the fire remains unknown. Lexy Benedict reports.

A major fire in downtown Kingston has left two historic buildings heavily damaged, displacing residents and impacting local businesses just days before Christmas. The fire started in a sushi restaurant and spread quickly through connected structures.

With decorations, gatherings, and busy households, the holiday season can bring increased fire risks. Toronto Fire’s Division Chief of Public Education, Marla Friebe, joins Ross Hull to discuss the most common hazards, how to keep Christmas trees and lights safe, essential kitchen precautions, and the key safety checks every home should make before celebrating.

Some residents in the Tri-Cities and even Burnaby woke up to the smell of acrid smoke Sunday. Turns out a building in Coquitlam had caught fire early that morning. As Angela Jung reports, authorities are treating it as suspicious.

In the wake of a fire displacing five residents from their homes, the community of Norton, and the surrounding area, is dropping everything to help them, taking several initiatives to collect donations. Johnny James reports on those efforts.

As the year ends, Toronto firefighters have been on the frontlines dealing with several high-profile incidents, from structure fires and medical emergencies to extreme weather events and large-scale rescues. Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop joins Candace Daniel for a year-in-review, reflecting on key challenges, moments of heroism, lessons learned from major incidents like the Thorncliffe...

It’s a fresh start in a brand new church for a Morinville parish, more than four years after the original historic building went up in flames. Jaclyn Kucey shows us how the community north of Edmonton came together to celebrate its first Sunday mass back home at St. Jean Baptiste Parish Church.

A Rutland family is shaken and speaking out after RCMP say someone using drugs set a fire that could have burned down their home. Victoria Femia has the story.

‘Avatar’ still holds the record for the highest grossing film ever and the third instalment is hitting theatres on December 19. Canadian director James Cameron and star Stephen Lang wrap up their world press tour of ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ in Toronto for the Canadian premiere. Liem Vu has that story.

Twenty-five people are confirmed dead after a fire was reported at a nightclub in India’s Goa state early Sunday morning. Indian authorities have ordered an investigation into whether or not fire safety norms and building construction norms were followed.

Toronto police are investigating after a woman was found on fire inside her tent, which was engulfed in flames when police arrived on scene Tuesday morning following reports of a dispute. At this time no suspect information has been released, but officials are looking for anyone who may have further information. Lexy Benedict has the...