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A fire station in Racine, Wisconsin, staffed by Local 321 fire fighters, was the first Safe Haven location to assist parents unable to care for their newborn.
Delegates lobbied MPs and senators for Criminal Code changes to protect fire fighters and paramedics from assaults and to strenghten the regulations governing airport firefighting in Canada during a successful 32nd Canadian Legislative Conference.
This Veteran’s Day, the IAFF honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women who served in one of the branches of the U.S. Military. Many of them are now fire fighters and members of the IAFF. This article discusses the programs and policies that help interested veterans do the same.
Combining past IAFF events into one powerful experience, the inaugural summit delivers a comprehensive lineup of education and training for a week of hands-on learning, leadership, and innovation.
From funding research and care centers to advocacy on Capitol Hill, IAFF members help families living with neuromuscular diseases live longer, stronger lives through annual Fill the Boot campaigns.
IAFF affiliates saw major wins Tuesday with FIREPAC support, electing pro-fire fighter candidates and strengthening public safety with key ballot measure victories.
While new provincial election laws changed how municipal campaigns are run, IAFF affiliates across Alberta stayed focused on electing labour-friendly candidates committed to public safety.
Facing proposed cuts tied to budget shortfalls, Austin fire fighters are taking their case to voters to preserve the city’s proven four-person staffing model.
Bill C-14 follows on the heels of other legislative initiatives that have been tabled in response to the IAFF's call to address the growing threat of violence against on-duty personnel in Canada.