Explore Purdue University's list of government agencies, professional organizations, disaster management organizations, minority groups, fire science research groups and real-time incident maps.

How to apply for a job as a FireRanger or type II firefighter in Ontario.

Access online editions of magazine Fire Fighting in Canada & Canadian Firefighter, along with industry news, innovations, training resources and more.

News, training information, podcasts, products, services and buyers guides for fire, rescue and EMS personnel.

Firefighter Services of Ontario Ltd. (FSO) is an elite, comprehensive, pre-employment screening service exclusively dedicated to assisting municipalities in examining the physical and psychological ability of career and volunteer firefighter candidates in terms of health- and occupational-specific performance.

Most current online copy of the Fire Protection and Prevention Act as found on the Ontario e-Laws webpage.

Access resources and communications tools developed and published for Ontario's fire departments and others who are interested in fire and community safety.

Ontario Fire Administration Inc. established a uniform and standardized candidate testing process for all firefighters in municipal jurisdictions in the province of Ontario that has been validated and applied specifically to the performance of job applicants to firefighter jobs within the province of Ontario.

Online copy of the Ontario Fire Code, from e-Laws which provides access to official copies of Ontario's statutes and regulations. e-Laws is updated continually and new source law is usually published within two business days.

C.A.F.I. provides a forum for the exchange of the technical information and unites for the mutual benefit persons engaged in fire investigations.

The definitive resource for fire alarm related information and industry support with active Chapters throughout Canada. Access online training seminars, review national codes and standards and view job postings

The FFAO executive and its members have played and will continue to play a leading role on provincial committees dealing with equipment standards, occupational health and safety, firefighter training and government legislation.

An association representing 11,000 professional fire fighters. Their mission is to improve public safety by working to ensure proper training, equipment, and safety for all fire fighters to maximize efficiency during times of crisis.

IAFF Local 162 is an affiliate of the International Association of Fire Fighters.