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Saskatoon Fire Department’s report on CO alarms pulled back

March 4, 2021 Canuck Canada, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Monoxide Alarm Report, carbon monoxide alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, Carbon monoxide sensors, CO alarms, Mandatory Carbon Monoxide Alarms, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon Fire Department, SFD CO Report

The Saskatoon Fire Department has been looking into making carbon monoxide detectors mandatory in Saskatoon. However not all parties were

People hospitalized due to carbon monoxide leak at Calgary grocery market

February 4, 2021 Canuck Canada, Carbon Monoxide, Fire, Kensington carbon monoxide leak, Kensington CO incident, Kensington CO leak, Kensington Sunterra Market carbon monoxide leak, Kensington Sunterra Market CO leak, News, People hospitalized Sunterra Market carbon monoxide leak, Sunterra Market carbon monoxide leak

Several people were forced out of a Sunterra Market location in Kensington on Thursday after carbon monoxide alarms went off.

3 sent to hospital after Calgary firefighters respond to carbon monoxide call at mechanical shop

February 2, 2021 Canuck 48 Avenue S.E., Calgary Fire, Calgary fire department, Canada, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon monoxide incident Calgary, CFD, Three sent to hospital after carbon monoxide incident in Calgary

The Calgary Fire Department said high levels of carbon monoxide were detected at a mechanical shop, from which three people

City of Regina considering ways to mandate carbon monoxide alarms: Masters

January 30, 2021 Canuck Canada, Carbon Monoxide, Charlie Clark, Government of Ontario, Government of Saskatchewan, Health, News, Randy Ryba, Regina Fire Department, Sandra Masters, Saskatchewan Landlords Association

Regina Mayor Sandra Masters says the city is actively considering ways to mandate carbon monoxide detectors in homes after a

1 dead, 4 injured after ‘very high level’ of carbon monoxide detected in Toronto home

January 25, 2021 Canuck bridle path, Bridle Path carbon monoxide, Canada, Carbon Monoxide, carbon monoxide death, carbon monoxide poisoning, Carbon Monoxide Suncrest Drive, Carbon monoxide The Bridle Path, Carbon monoxide Toronto, Carbon monoxide Toronto police, Toronto fire services, Toronto Paramedics, Toronto Police

A man is dead and four people have been taken to a Toronto hospital after officials say a high level

Saskatoon Fire Department considering steps to address carbon monoxide detector standards

January 18, 2021 Canuck Canada, Carbon Monoxide, carbon monoxide detectors, Carbon Monoxide Evacuation, Carbon monoxide hospital, Carbon Monoxide Safety, Carbon monoxide sensors, National Building Code, Saskatchewan Landlord Association, Saskatoon Fire Department, Saskatoon News

Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) is considering what actions it will need to take to try and adjust safety codes for