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Protect your home and community from grass fires and controlled burns.
Find information and educational materials relating to fire safety for students.
Learn how fire loss investigations are conducted in Saskatchewan.
Be evaluated and gain certification that meets National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
The Fire Safety Act Guide and Act are designed to assist fire chiefs and municipalities in understanding requirements, responsibilities and powers. Additional information is provided on how to determine whether situations ranging from existing fire prevention/suppression systems to fireworks displays meet guidelines.
Find out what you can do to prevent and prepare for wildfire, and how to protect your home and community.
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