Where are carbon monoxide alarms required in hotels across Canada?
Here are the regulations in place across the country regarding CO alarms in hotels and motels. Continue reading
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Orillia Fire Department to offer door-to-door education campaign beginning in May
If people are unsure if they are adequately protected, firefighters will check to make sure that smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are in the proper place and operating correctly. Continue reading
Working CO detectors can save lives
Saskatchewan government officials said CO incidents rise in the winter as people rely more on natural gas appliances like furnaces. Continue reading
London Fire Department calls on public to take action during Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week
Symptoms of CO poisoning are often confused with the flu which makes it so dangerous, said Jack Burt, acting deputy fire chief. Continue reading
Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday
The clocks will officially move ahead an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as Daylight Saving Time begins. Continue reading
Daylight time begins this weekend — here’s why you should check your smoke alarm
As always, officials are using the moment to remind us it is a good time to replace the batteries in our smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. Continue reading
Peterborough fire officials urge residents to check smoke alarms
By Sarah Deeth Videographer
In the wake of several fatal fires in Ontario, fire officials are urging residents to check their smoke alarms and practice their fire escape plans. Continue reading