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The $45,000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate, It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective
The $45,000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate, It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective

The $45,000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate, It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective

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  • The $45,000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate, It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective
  • The $45;000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate; It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective
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Original Toronto Star caption: The $45;000 fire rescue truck that North York has no one to operate; It would take 12 extra firemen with special training to make it effective
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Fire Captain Jack Wright (bottom, left) watches rescue training operation, some recruits do panic when confronted by fire at its hottest and deadliest, he says
Fire Captain Jack Wright (bottom, left) watches rescue training operation, some recruits do panic when confronted by fire at its hottest and deadliest, he says
James, Norman
6/29/1965
Bob's golden touch: For 13 years former fireman Bob Kendall has been putting the special artistic touches on the Toronto Fire Department's trucks, uniforms, tools and helmets
Bob's golden touch: For 13 years former fireman Bob Kendall has been putting the special artistic touches on the Toronto Fire Department's trucks, uniforms, tools and helmets
Spremo, Boris
9/22/1982
Firemen's demonstration: Training and equipment aim to provide the best possible firefighting operation in Canada
Firemen's demonstration: Training and equipment aim to provide the best possible firefighting operation in Canada
Darrell, Dick
12/13/1985
Rescuer: Fire captain Albert Hampson, who rescued a woman from an apartment fire yesterday, says your training takes over when you go to the aid of someone trapped in a fire
Rescuer: Fire captain Albert Hampson, who rescued a woman from an apartment fire yesterday, says your training takes over when you go to the aid of someone trapped in a fire
Goode, Jeff
8/1/1980
Firemen pay last respects to one of their own, Draped in the Canadian flag and banked with flowers, the coffin of Toronto Fire Capt. Jack Leslie Armst(...)
Firemen pay last respects to one of their own, Draped in the Canadian flag and banked with flowers, the coffin of Toronto Fire Capt. Jack Leslie Armst(...)
Lennon, Frank
3/10/1974
A drawing of an antique fire engine, with various firefighting tools depicted on the ground in …
Rescue fire engine, Engine Company No. 2
Unknown
Between 1850 and 1900
Fire chief Jim Cannon lets his 6-year-old son, Scott, try out the department's new $26,000 fire truck. Caledon East, Ontario
Fire chief Jim Cannon lets his 6-year-old son, Scott, try out the department's new $26,000 fire truck. Caledon East, Ontario
Cannon, Jim
7/2/1972
[Letter] Firemen's tournament, 1884 : office of the Industrial Exhibition Association, to the chief and members of the fire brigade
[Letter] Firemen's tournament, 1884 : office of the Industrial Exhibition Association, to the chief and members of the fire brigade
Hill, H.J.
1884
After the run to a fire, Mike O'Leary, rear, and Tim Randall clean equipment from the aerial truck and replace oxygen cylinders. This year marks the Toronto Fire Department's 100th anniversary
After the run to a fire, Mike O'Leary, rear, and Tim Randall clean equipment from the aerial truck and replace oxygen cylinders. This year marks the Toronto Fire Department's 100th anniversary
Bezant, Graham
12/5/1974
Four firemen in white shirts, black pants, ties and peaked officer caps, pose with fire engine.…
Fire chief Fred Mitchell, Capt. Roy Weech, stand beside new fire truck on left, with Capt. Bryan Mitchell seated in cab, and Capt. Jack Smith behind the wheel. Capt. Forbes Marshall stands beside him.
Hibbert, Jean
1953-08
Firefighters have room for training, The training of Etobicoke fire-fighters has moved from the bedroom to the classroom, thanks to new $800,000 school
Firefighters have room for training, The training of Etobicoke fire-fighters has moved from the bedroom to the classroom, thanks to new $800,000 school
Stuparyk, Michael
10/5/1989
bandage around his head, walks department pumper truck carrying who was killed fighting restaurant fire Saturday on Queen St. near Roncesvalles Ave. M(...)
bandage around his head, walks department pumper truck carrying who was killed fighting restaurant fire Saturday on Queen St. near Roncesvalles Ave. M(...)
Ross, Fred
8/8/1972