Research Spotlight In our "Research Spotlight," we bring you the latest and most impactful studies and reports from the field. This section is dedicated to showcasing groundbreaking research, innovative findings, and insightful analyses that are shaping our understanding and advancing our knowledge.
Advancing Community Fire Safety in Canada: A Fire Service Perspective on the LEAD Framework Diagnosing Community Fire Risk: How the LEAD Toolkit Brings Structure, Evidence, and Accountability to Fire Prevention in Canada The Persistent Crisis: Fire Deaths in Indigenous Communities Require Immediate, Targeted Action Building Sustainable Fire Research Capacity: How the National Indigenous fire Safety Council Is Redefining the Future of Fire Safety in Canada Occupational Cancer Trends Among Canadian Firefighters: Implications for Health, Safety, and Governance Prostate Cancer Trends and the Firefighter Community: A Canadian Perspective The Canadian Firefighter Registry: A New Initiative to Combat Occupational Cancer When Cancer Strikes Too Early: What Emerging Research Means for Women in the Fire Service Fire Department Diversity and Inclusion: Creating Opportunities for Indigenous Recruitment Beyond Suppression: Building Data-Driven Fire Resilience in First Nations Communities Establishing a New Indigenous Framework for Fire Safety Closing the Knowing-Doing Gap: A Sustainable Framework for Fire Prevention Education and Monitoring in Indigenous Communities A New Mandate for Safety Hope 4 Building a Sustainable Footprint: A Data-Driven Approach to Fire Safety in Canada's Indigenous Communities Preliminary Literature Review: Wildfires Rekindling the Flames: Empowering Indigenous Fire Stewardship for a Resilient Canada Fire Safety in First Nations Communities: Valuing Lives Through Prevention and Suppression Cancer, Trauma, and the Toll of Service: What 15 Years of Claims Data Tell Us About Firefighter Health in Canada Initial Exploration of Fire Information for Indigenous Communities in the NFID (2005-2021) Assessment to Action: Targeting Fire Risk in First Nations Communities A Deadly Disparity: The Urgent Need to Address Fire Risk in Indigenous Communities Circumstances Surrounding Fire-Related Deaths Among Indigenous People in Canada, 2011 to 2020
