C.A.S.A.

Dan congratulations on a well deserved retirement. On behalf of our entire CASA family, we want to say “Thank You” for all of the contributions and the lasting legacy you’ve made in the Canadian Fire Protection Industry. We’ve all benefited from your involvement in our industry, but more importantly we will always value your friendship.

After 40 years of exceptional service, we announce the retirement of Daniel Webster, President and CEO of National Fire Equipment Ltd., effective July 20th, 2026. While we will miss Dan’s expertise, presence, and sense of humour, we wish him all the best in his next chapter. ❤️

Have you registered for the upcoming "Introduction to Fire Sprinklers" Live Virtual Educational Seminar -March 19th? To register and learn more about Fire Sprinkler Systems please visit eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…

Sprinkler Save at Calgary High-rise condo. Fire originated on balcony and was controlled by interior sprinkler system. calgary.citynews.ca/2026/02/24/two… #SprinklersSaveLives

We are proud to announce the newest recipients of our Hall of Fame recognition — individuals who truly exemplify excellence within Canada’s fire sprinkler industry.

Honouring a leader whose dedication has helped strengthen fire and life safety across Canada. Join us in celebrating Rick Berwick’s remarkable career and his lasting impact on our industry

Christmas trees add so much joy to the holidays — but they can also be a fire hazard if not cared for properly. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), tree fires are rare but more likely to be serious when they happen, especially as trees dry out over time. 🔥 Top Safety Tips: ✨Choose a fresh tree with green needles that don’t fall off easily. 💧Keep the tree well-watered daily to prevent drying — dry trees ignite faster. 📏Place your tree at least 3 ft away from heat sources (fireplaces, heaters, vents). 💡Use lights with a recognized safety label and replace damaged strings. 🔌Always turn off tree lights when you leave home or go to bed. ♻️Dispose of your tree once it’s dry or after the holidays — don’t leave it inside or against your home. Stay safe and make your season merry and bright — responsibly! ✨ 📌 Source: National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) nfpa.org

Before you buy anything with a lithium-ion battery, do your homework. Check the packaging and product for a mark from a nationally recognized testing lab—that stamp means it meets real safety standards. A lot of products sold online and in stores don’t, and that can seriously increase your risk of fire. Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week. For more information visit fpw.org #firepreventionweek #sparky #firesafety #batterysafety @NFPA

Anything with a lithium-ion battery— phones, laptops, e-bikes, power tools —can become a fire hazard if it’s not charged safely. Always use the charger that came with the device or one approved by the manufacturer. If the cord only works when you bend it just right, it’s time to replace it. Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week. For more information please visit fpw.org #firepreventionweek #sparky #firesafety #batterysafety @NFPA

It’s Fire Prevention Week! Smoke alarms, escape plans and home fire sprinklers save lives – and protect firefighters. Learn more: homefiresprinklercanada.ca #FirePreventionWeek #HomeFireSprinklers

This week is Fire Prevention Week, October 5- 11, Charge Into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home. Help us spread the word about making smart choices when it comes to buying, charging, and recycling lithium-ion batteries—because the wrong move can lead to a fire. For more info: fpw.org. #firepreventionweek #sparky #firesafety #batterysafety @NFPA

Fire departments: Use this video to help the community understand how home fire sprinklers work. Only heat from a fire can activate a fire sprinkler. and the closest to the fire activates, not the entire system. Watch Now: tinyurl.com/2s478wyv #FireSafety #BuiltForLife

Today is Test Your Smoke Alarm Day! If the next generation can test their smoke alarm, so can you. #SavedByTheBeep

The OAFC would like to thank our 2025 Corporate Sponsors for their contribution to fire and life safety in Ontario.

Fire Sprinkler Save at Port Alberni, BC school. albernivalleynews.com/local-news/sch… via @alberninews @BCFireChiefs @SprinklerSaves

Have you registered for the upcoming "Residential Fire Sprinkler Requirements per the National Building Code of Canada" Live Virtual Seminar on April 17th? This seminar is designed specifically to cover all the residential fire sprinkler requirements found in NFPA 13D, NFPA 13R, and NFPA 13, as well as review and discuss the specific requirements and incentives found in the National Building code of Canada. The seminar will cover basic design layout requirements, installation requirements, obstruction clearances, and review the approved residential fire sprinkler design methods. To learn more and register please visit eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…

Don't forget to register for tomorrows "Fire Sprinkler Incentives / Benefits per the National Building Code of Canada" Live Virtual Seminar On Thursday March 18th? Throughout the National Building Code of Canada there are many relaxations and or benefits that can be taken advantage of when a fire sprinkler system is installed. Some examples include; larger building areas; reduced fire ratings for wall and roof assemblies; and optional building construction types. To learn more and register please visit eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…

Have you registered for the upcoming "Fire Sprinkler Incentives / Benefits per the National Building Code of Canada" Live Virtual Seminar On Thursday March 18th? Throughout the National Building Code of Canada there are many relaxations and or benefits that can be taken advantage of when a fire sprinkler system is installed. Some examples include; larger building areas; reduced fire ratings for wall and roof assemblies; and optional building construction types. To learn more and register please visit eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…

Deadline alert: Apply now for a $750 stipend! Fire departments: HFSC Canada is offering 15 $750 stipends for outreach projects – ideal for creating educational content, sprinkler displays, social media boosts, and more. Applications by March 17. Apply: buff.ly/1xhFqm2

Have you registered for the upcoming "Fire Sprinkler Incentives / Benefits per the National Building Code of Canada" Live Virtual Seminar On Thursday March 18th? Throughout the National Building Code of Canada there are many relaxations and or benefits that can be taken advantage of when a fire sprinkler system is installed. Some examples include; larger building areas; reduced fire ratings for wall and roof assemblies; and optional building construction types. To learn more and register please visit eventleaf.com/Attendee/Atten…