Safer Homes, Stronger Communities: National Fire Safety Initiative Enters Second Year (opens original article in a new tab)

A national fire safety initiative in Canada enters its second year, with partners providing smoke alarms, education, and installation support to over 16 Indigenous communities.

• National Indigenous Fire Safety Council, Firefighters Without Borders, and Kidde extend collaboration for second year to enhance fire safety in over 16 Indigenous communities in Canada.
• Kidde contributes $500,000 CAD worth of smoke alarms to communities, alongside educational resources and installation support.
• CN provides logistical support for shipping smoke alarms to selected communities as part of their collaboration with Firefighters Without Borders.