The new $CAD 8 million Canadian Prescribed Fire Training Program (CPFTP), is co-developed by the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan Campus and the Weston Family Foundation.

The recovery program has helped more than 200 fire survivors find new jobs after the devastating 2025 wildfires.

Captain Swift, who teaches at Health Sciences High & Middle College, left active duty after 10 years as a firefighter to establish a Fire Rescue Program for students. "It's awesome being one captain ...

Part of the Flint’s/Stoney Meadows prescribed fire conducted on October 21, 2021, by Parks Canada in Banff National Park.

Stillwater High students recognized as National Merit Finalists, Academic All-Staters The awards included National Merit ...

Las Cruces Fire Deputy Chief Sean Heck has been selected into the highly respected Executive Fire Officer Program, according ...

More than 70 SAFD firefighters have been diagnosed with cancer in the past decade, according to UT Health San Antonio.

LACONIA — Lakes Region Community College recently shared 100% of the third graduating cohort from the paramedic certificate program has passed the Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Paramedic e ...

After an FDA rejection of its spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA) therapy, Biohaven was forced to rethink its strategy—cutting R&D spend by 60% and channeling the spirit of a scrappy startup again as it ...

Students at Anamosa High School are getting a fire science education unlike any other, complete with hands-on training and a retired fire truck purchased by th ...

Conservation and historical organizations sued the Trump administration on Tuesday over National Park Service policies that ...

Students in the Fire Science program at Moraine Valley Community College have a new tool for their studies: an updated residential sprinkler demonstration unit, which was donated by the Northern ...