An interactive challenge zone where kids, families, and classrooms test their fire‑safety knowledge through quick, engaging questions. Each quiz reinforces real‑world safety habits, celebrates learning with Blaze the Beaver, and keeps visitors coming back to improve their score and stay fire‑wise.

True North Stories celebrates the voices, experiences, and resilience that define life in Canada. From inspiring community heroes to everyday families, these stories highlight how people across the country care for each other and the land we share. True North Stories STORIES OF CANADA BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY KNOWLEDGE CENTRE BECOME AN AMBASSADOR TRUE NORTH STORIES ACTIVITY ZONE

Voices of the Land – Indigenous Stories The Voices of the Land page honors Indigenous wisdom, remarkable Canadian stories, and life journeys that connect us to the land. Through storytelling panels, art, and reflections, we celebrate traditions, resilience, and the lessons passed down across generations. Welcome to the Indigenous Stories page of Blazefox.org This space is dedicated to honouring the rich oral traditions, cultural heritage, and deep wisdom of Indigenous peoples from across Canada. Through storytelling, we celebrate the diverse narratives that have been passed down through generations, each one offering a unique perspective on the world, nature, and the spirit of community. As we share these stories, we respectfully acknowledge that we are on the traditional, unceded territory of the Squamish Nation, and we extend our respect to the Katzie First Nation and the Kwantlen First Nation, and the Mikisew whose land we honour as we learn and grow in these teachings. Voices of the Land. Voices of the Land. Voices of the Land. Voices of the Land.

The FireGuardians.ca Giveaway page is where safety meets excitement! Kids, families, and classrooms can enter fun contests and challenges. Each giveaway celebrates wildfire safety, community care, and Canadian storytelling—while rewarding participants with special prizes like activity kits, coloring books, and exclusive merchandise. Enter to Win a Complete Emergency Kit! Blaze wants YOU to be prepared! We’re giving away a fully stocked Emergency Preparedness Kit to help your classroom, family, or community stay safe and ready. This kit is packed with essential supplies for home, school, or office use — and it comes in a bold red Blaze-approved backpack! This kit is designed for quick access, portability, and peace of mind. Whether you're teaching fire safety, preparing for wildfire season, or just want to be ready for the unexpected, Blaze’s Emergency Kit has you covered. The kit is ideal for: Classrooms and school offices Family emergency planning Fire safety education programs Community preparedness events It’s lightweight, easy to store, and packed with bilingual (English/French) instructions and supplies. How to Enter Fill out the entry form below with your name, email, and school or organization. Follow FireGuardians.ca on social media for bonus entries. Share the giveaway with your classroom or community! Deadline to enter: November 1st, 2026. Winner announced: November 1st, 2026 via email and FireGuardians.ca 1 Person 72 HRS Emergency Preparedness Kit Contents 1 Home & Office Plastic Kit 8 Paper Towels 2 Toilet Seat Cover 2 Toilet Paper (1 Ply, 44”L) 8 Alcohol Wipes 2 Waterless™ Hand Cleaner 12 Pleated Masks w/ Ear Loops 1 Pair of Cotton Gloves 1 LED Squeeze Flashlight 1 Portable AM/FM Pocket Radio w/ Batteries 1 Mylar Survival Blanket, 213 x 132cm 1 Emergency Rain Poncho 1 Emergency Whistle w/ Lanyard 1 First Aid Polyester Blanket 1 Emergency Food Rations, 2400 Calories 12 Emergency Drinking Water, 125ml 1 Content List 1 Red Duo Tone Backpack Enter to Win Here! Blaze believes that preparedness is prevention. This giveaway supports our mission to make fire safety fun, accessible, and actionable for kids, families, and educators. First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Our merch is designed to make wildfire prevention memorable while giving kids, families, and educators fun ways to celebrate community care. MERCH Meet Blaze the Fox — your new favorite wildfire safety hero, now in merch form! The Blaze collection brings the energy, charm, and playful spirit of our beloved mascot into everyday life. From bold tees and cozy hoodies to stickers, mugs, and kid‑friendly gear, each item is designed to spark fun while spreading Blaze’s message of safety and community. Whether you’re a fan, a family, or an educator, Blaze merch lets you carry the spark of safety wherever you go — and show off your support for a cause that matters. ACTIVITY ZONE FIRE ACADEMY LOOKOUT POST SPARK PODCAST Contact I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect. info@mysite.com 123-456-7890

Explore Blaze's Activity Zone for engaging wildfire safety games online. Play, learn, and enjoy wildfire safety games online! Welcome to Blaze’s Activity Zone! Play Video Play Video Forest Learning Network Play Video Play Video Fire Guardians - Fire Safety Minute Play Video Play Video Fire Safety Tips with BLAZE Play Video Play Video Become an Ambassador Play Video Play Video Marty’s Wildfire Wisdom Play Video Play Video Sage’s Wise Words Play Video Play Video Blaze & The Fire Guardians Get ready to spark your curiosity and fire up your safety smarts with Blaze! This is your one-stop hub for tips, trivia, videos, lessons, and giveaways — all designed to help you become a wildfire safety hero. Whether you're solving puzzles, watching Blaze in action, or earning cool rewards, every activity helps protect our forests, homes, and communities. So grab your gear, join the FireGuardians , and let’s learn, play, and stay fire-safe — together! Meet The FireGuardians The FireGuardians are smart, curious, and always ready to help protect our forests, homes, and communities from wildfire danger. Whether we're sharing safety tips, solving trivia, or leading fun challenges, we make learning about fire prevention exciting for everyone. Now it’s your turn to step up! When you join the FireGuardians you’ll unlock awesome activities, cool giveaways, and exclusive lessons that turn YOU into a wildfire safety hero. So grab your gear, bring your brainpower, and let’s blaze a trail toward a safer future — together! EARN YOUR Forest Guardian Certificate TODAY! Earning Your Fire Guardian Certificate is all about learning, practicing, and showing fire-wise behaviour in fun and engaging ways. Here’s how folks can level up and earn their certificate: Blaze Fire Academy Levels Spark Scout Learners discover the basics of fire behavior and safety through hands-on activities and mascot-guided challenges. Flame Keeper Students explore home fire safety, hazard spotting, and prevention strategies to protect their families and spaces. Fire Pathfinder Participants develop outdoor awareness, weather observation skills, and team leadership for fire-wise decision-making. Forest Guardian Graduates become community role models, ambassadors, promoting resilience, mentorship, and ecosystem protection across generations. Sign Up to Be an Ambassador Here. Spark Scout Flame Keeper Fire Pathfinder Forest Guardian Visit The Blaze Fire Academy Here. Fire Prevention Activity Book 1.pdf Fire Prevention Activity Book 2.pdf Fire Prevention Activity Book 3.pdf Fire Prevention Activity Book 4.pdf 🎶 Welcome to Blaze’s Music Zone Step into the world of The FireGuardians, where music meets safety! This page brings together catchy songs, playful raps, and sing‑along anthems that make wildfire prevention fun and unforgettable. Whether you’re a kid learning the basics, a teen looking for beats, or an adult who wants clear safety reminders, Blaze’s tunes are designed for everyone. With every chorus and chant, The FireGuardians teach simple tips—like keeping campfires small, having water nearby, and calling for help when smoke appears. These tracks aren’t just music; they’re a movement to keep our forests, animals, and communities safe. Welcome to The FireGuardians Music Videos! Welcome to the Video Zone! Join Blaze as he teaches kids and families how to stay safe in the forest. Through music, stories, and fun adventures, Blaze shows us how to protect our communities and the critters who call the woods home. Watch. Learn. Celebrate. Every video is packed with fire-smart tips, friendly faces, and forest fun. Whether you're singing along or exploring safety steps, Blaze is here to guide the way. Blaze & The Fire Guardians Theme Song "Guardians of the Flame" BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY KNOWLEDGE CENTRE BECOME AN AMBASSADOR TRUE NORTH STORIES ACTIVITY ZONE

Explore the SafetyGuardians Emergency Preparedness Directory — a trusted, kid‑friendly guide to fire, flood, and earthquake safety resources for families, schools, and communities across Canada. Find official agencies, alerts, and practical tools to stay informed and prepared. National Safety Directory Across Canada, dozens of trusted emergency agencies work every day to monitor hazards, issue alerts, and keep communities safe. This directory brings together federal, provincial, and territorial organizations so families, educators, and youth can quickly find the official sources for weather alerts, earthquake updates, wildfire information, and flood forecasting. It’s your one-stop gateway to Canada’s most reliable safety information. Important Links 🇨🇦 Federal Agencies (Canada‑wide) Public Safety Canada https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca Environment & Climate Change Canada (Weather Alerts) https://weather.gc.ca Earthquakes Canada (Natural Resources Canada) https://earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca Canadian Wildland Fire Information System https://cwfis.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca Parks Canada (Parks Alerts) https://parks.canada.ca Canadian Coast Guard (Marine Hazards) https://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca Public Health Agency of Canada – Emergency Preparedness https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/emergency-preparedness.html 🏛️ Provincial & Territorial Agencies British Columbia Emergency Management BC https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca BC Wildfire Service https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status BC River Forecast Centre https://www.riverforecastcentre.gov.bc.ca Alberta Alberta Emergency Management Agency https://www.alberta.ca/emergency-preparedness Alberta Wildfire https://wildfire.alberta.ca Alberta River Forecast Centre https://rivers.alberta.ca Saskatchewan SaskAlert (Provincial Alerts) https://www.saskalert.ca Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca Manitoba Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization https://www.gov.mb.ca/emo Manitoba Wildfire Service https://www.gov.mb.ca/wildfire Hydrologic Forecast Centre https://www.gov.mb.ca/mit/floodinfo Ontario Emergency Management Ontario https://www.ontario.ca/page/emergency-management Ontario Forest Fires (AFFES) https://www.ontario.ca/page/forest-fires Ontario Flood Forecasting https://www.ontario.ca/page/flood-forecasting-and-warning Quebec Sécurité civile Québec https://www.quebec.ca/securite-situations-urgence SOPFEU (Wildfire Agency) https://sopfeu.qc.ca Hydrological Centre of Quebec https://www.cehq.gouv.qc.ca New Brunswick New Brunswick EMO https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/emo.html River Watch NB https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/erd/river_watch.html Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Emergency Management Office https://novascotia.ca/emo Nova Scotia Wildfire Management https://novascotia.ca/natr/wildfire Prince Edward Island PEI Emergency Measures Organization https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/emergency-measures Newfoundland & Labrador Fire and Emergency Services NL https://www.gov.nl.ca/fes Yukon Yukon Protective Services https://yukon.ca/en/protective-services Northwest Territories NWT Emergency Management Organization https://www.gov.nt.ca/en/services/emergency-preparedness Nunavut Nunavut Emergency Management https://www.gov.nu.ca/community-and-government-services/programs-services/emergency-management

Get inspired by Earth Watch—your source for firesmart community events, safety tips, and stories. EarthWatch Emergencies can strike in many forms — and so do the stories that shape how we prepare and respond. EarthWatch is your window into the heart of community resilience across Canada. Through real footage, on‑the‑ground interviews, and local preparedness efforts, this video series highlights the awareness, teamwork, and innovation helping people stay safe during fires, floods, earthquakes, and other hazards. From Indigenous knowledge keepers sharing land‑based wisdom to families, students, and emergency crews practicing drills and navigating real‑world emergencies, EarthWatch documents the people and places at the center of Canada’s safety story. These aren’t just updates — they’re lived experiences, lessons, and calls to action. BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY KNOWLEDGE CENTRE BECOME AN AMBASSADOR TRUE NORTH STORIES ACTIVITY ZONE Play Video Play Video 01:46 SafetyGuardians Sensory Smart Series Introduction Play Video Play Video 01:47 Welcome to The FloodGuardians Play Video Play Video 01:56 Meet The QuakeGuardians Play Video Play Video 00:46 Welcome to The QuakeGuardians Academy Play Video Play Video 03:01 Blaze & The Fire Guardians Play Video Play Video 01:47 Welcome to The FloodGuardians Play Video Play Video 08:13 Wildfires continue to spread in Canada, some faster than usual Wildfires are now burning in several provinces across the country, including Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, British Columbia and Ontario. Fires burning at Port Alberni, B.C., are rapidly growing, which officials say is 'unusual' for Vancouver Island. »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: http://bit.ly/1RreYWS Connect with CBC News Online: For breaking news, video, audio and in-depth coverage: http://bit.ly/1Z0m6iX Follow CBC News on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3TnHioe Follow CBC News on Twitter: http://bit.ly/1sA5P9H Subscribe to CBC News on Snapchat: https://bit.ly/3leaWsr Download the CBC News app for iOS: http://apple.co/25mpsUz Download the CBC News app for Android: http://bit.ly/1XxuozZ »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» For more than 80 years, CBC News has been the source Canadians turn to, to keep them informed about their communities, their country and their world. Through regional and national programming on multiple platforms, including CBC Television, CBC News Network, CBC Radio, CBCNews.ca, mobile and on-demand, CBC News and its internationally recognized team of award-winning journalists deliver the breaking stories, the issues, the analyses and the personalities that matter to Canadians. Play Video Play Video 02:13 Evacuation orders, alerts issued for over 600 properties on Vancouver Island Some 393 residential properties are under an evacuation order, and 238 are under an evacuation alert following a fast-moving wildfire on Vancouver Island. As of Monday morning, the wildfire had grown to 494 hectares. »»» Subscribe to CBC News to watch more videos: http://bit.ly/1RreYWS Connect with CBC News Online: For breaking news, video, audio and in-depth coverage: http://bit.ly/1Z0m6iX Follow CBC News on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3TnHioe Follow CBC News on Twitter: http://bit.ly/1sA5P9H Subscribe to CBC News on Snapchat: https://bit.ly/3leaWsr Download the CBC News app for iOS: http://apple.co/25mpsUz Download the CBC News app for Android: http://bit.ly/1XxuozZ »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» For more than 80 years, CBC News has been the source Canadians turn to, to keep them informed about their communities, their country and their world. Through regional and national programming on multiple platforms, including CBC Television, CBC News Network, CBC Radio, CBCNews.ca, mobile and on-demand, CBC News and its internationally recognized team of award-winning journalists deliver the breaking stories, the issues, the analyses and the personalities that matter to Canadians. Play Video Play Video 01:59 B.C. Wildfires Surge After Nearly 70,000 Lightning Strikes Recent storms in British Columbia are a mixed blessing to the wildfire fight across the province. As of the morning of August 6, there were 120 active wildfires across the province, including 12 that were started in the last 24 hours. READ MORE: Some evacuees near Wesley Ridge wildfire on Vancouver Island expected to return https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/weather/severe/some-evacuees-near-wesley-ridge-wildfire-on-vancouver-island-expected-to-return #weather #theweathernetwork #britishcolumbia Never miss a weather alert with The Weather Network app 📱 https://link.theweathernetwork.com/TWNYouTube or check your forecast on our website 💻 http://www.theweathernetwork.com Captured a weather video or photo that you want to share? 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Each design combines fun artwork with important wildfire safety lessons, giving kids a chance to learn while they create. Colour & Learn Get ready to spark creativity while learning fire safety with Blaze & The Fire Guardians. This page is packed with printable coloring sheets that turn important lessons into fun, hands-on activities. Whether you're shading in campfire rules, forest scenes, or Blaze’s heroic adventures, each page helps kids remember safety tips through play and imagination. Perfect for classrooms, family time, or rainy day fun — grab your crayons and let the learning begin! BLAZE COLOURING BOOK

Wild and Immersive Walk is a guided youth program that blends nature exploration, mental‑health benefits, Indigenous knowledge, and wildfire awareness into an engaging outdoor learning experience. Designed for ages 8–18, this forest‑based adventure builds confidence, connection, and resilience. OUTDOOR ADVENTURES A Nature‑Powered Adventure for Youth Step into the forest. Step into the story. Step into your strength. The Outdoor Adventures Program is a guided outdoor experience designed for youth who want to explore nature, build confidence, and discover the mental‑health benefits of spending time on the land. This program blends storytelling, culture, wildfire awareness, and hands‑on learning into one unforgettable journey. What Is the Wild and Immersive Walk? It’s more than a walk through the woods. It’s a chance to reconnect—with nature, with community, and with yourself. Youth join the FireGuardians team on a guided walk through the forest, where they learn about: The power of nature to support mental health and emotional well‑being Local plants, wildlife, and ecosystems Indigenous knowledge and land‑based teachings Wildfire awareness and outdoor safety Leadership, teamwork, and confidence‑building skills Through interactive storytelling, creative challenges, and quiet moments of reflection, participants experience the forest in a whole new way. Why It Matters Young people today face constant pressure, digital overload, and rising stress. Time in nature has been shown to: Reduce anxiety and stress Improve focus and emotional balance Strengthen resilience and self‑esteem Encourage physical activity and healthy habits Build a sense of belonging and connection The Outdoor Adventures Program gives youth a safe, supportive space to breathe, explore, and grow. Who Can Join? This program is open to: Youth ages 8–18 Schools and classrooms Indigenous youth programs Community groups and youth organizations Families seeking meaningful outdoor experiences No outdoor experience is required. All walks are guided by trained facilitators. What Youth Will Experience 🌲 Nature Exploration Guided trails, sensory activities, and hands‑on learning that bring the forest to life. 🔥 Wildfire Awareness Practical lessons on how wildfires start, how to stay safe, and how youth can be part of prevention. 🧠 Mental‑Health Moments Mindfulness, grounding exercises, and reflection woven naturally into the experience. 🎨 Creative Storytelling Interactive stories and activities that make learning fun, memorable, and empowering. 🌿 Indigenous Knowledge Teachings that honour the land, respect local Nations, and build cultural understanding. Program Format Duration: 60–90 minutes Location: Forested trails and outdoor learning spaces Format: Guided walk with interactive stations Group Size: 10–25 youth per session Custom sessions for schools, Nations, and community groups are available. The Outdoor Adventures Program brings these values to life in a way that is engaging, accessible, and deeply meaningful. If your school, Nation, or youth group would like to participate in the Wild and Immersive Walk, reach out to our team to schedule a session. Together, we can help youth reconnect with nature, strengthen their well‑being, and become guardians of the land. Book a Walk First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Discover the associations, industry groups, and community partners working with SafetyGuardians to advance safety education, resilience, and public‑safety leadership. Safety Partner Spotlight SafetyGuardians is proud to work alongside leading associations, community groups, and industry partners who share our commitment to building safer, more resilient communities. Below is a growing list of organizations that advance safety education, strengthen preparedness, and support meaningful public‑safety initiatives across Canada. BC Common Ground Alliance The BC Common Ground Alliance is a non-profit organization established to lead development of consistent practices and coordination of activities to ensure the highest possible standards of worker safety, public safety and damage prevention in connection with underground infrastructure. The BC Common Ground Alliance is a unique consensus-driven organization with a direct conduit to regulatory innovation. It is open to any individual or organization with an interest in safety and underground infrastructure. The BC Common Ground Alliance considers that all involved with underground infrastructure or disturbance are responsible and accountable for the safety of their own procedures. It acknowledges, however, that it is in everyone’s best interest to work together to develop safe and consistent practices. The BC Common Ground Alliance works to offer practical tools and to foster an environment in which anyone resident or doing business in British Columbia is aware of and compliant with best practices in regard to underground infrastructure or disturbance in order to ensure the safest possible environment for the citizens and workers of the province. www.commongroundbc.ca Irrigation Industry Association of British Columbia The Irrigation Industry Association of British Columbia was formed in 1979 to provide a forum for manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors to get together to communicate and exchange information about the irrigation industry. Association Objectives: To foster and promote the interests and welfare of the irrigation industry and its members. To establish and develop a means for the exchange of information and ideas within the industry. To establish and promote guidelines, standards and specifications for the design and installation of irrigation systems. To promote and encourage harmony and cooperation between members and others who are directly or indirectly engaged in the industry or other related industries. To promote and encourage public awareness and appreciation of irrigation and water management. www.irrigationbc.com

Join Blaze Fire Academy's youth wildfire training to become a certified Forest Guardian! Our engaging program combines stories, videos, quizzes, and hands-on activities to teach fire prevention, community protection, and environmental stewardship. This interactive experience is perfect for students, teachers, and parents looking for age-appropriate resources. Welcome to Blaze Fire Academy Earn Your Certificate! A collection of videos and activities, designed to help young people learn how to stay safe, protect their communities, and care for the land. Through stories, videos, music, quizzes, and hands-on activities, Blaze makes fire safety fun and memorable. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or parent, you’ll find age-appropriate resources that bring wildfire education to life—from colouring sheets for early learners to interactive simulations for teens. With The Fire Guardians by your side, kids don’t just learn about fire prevention—they become champions of safety, stewardship, and community resilience. BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY Watch Each Video to Complete The Course and Earn Your Certificate Certificate of Completion Join The Fire Guardians on a fun, interactive journey that teaches kids how to stay safe, protect their communities, and care for the land. Once you have completed all of the video modules and activities fill out this form and we will send you a high quality Forest Guardian Certificate! E veryone who completes the program earns their official Forest Guardian Certificate —a badge of safety, stewardship, and community pride. Become an Ambassador Today! Yes. I have completed all course modules and activities. Please send a Certificate to: First name* Last name Email* Submit National and Provincial Job Boards These sites aggregate job postings from various fire services across Canada: FireRecruitment.ca A premier online resource that provides job listings, application support, and career resources for aspiring firefighters across Canada. Job Bank Canada The Government of Canada's official job portal lists available firefighter positions from different regions and municipalities. Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) Career Centre This specialized job board lists opportunities within the fire service industry across the country. Firefighter Services of Ontario (OFAI) The official site for the standardized testing process in Ontario, which also lists current recruitment opportunities for participating municipalities in the province. Official Municipal Fire Department Career Pages Major city fire departments manage their recruitments through their specific municipal career sites. Here are links to the recruitment pages for some of Canada's largest cities: Toronto Fire Services Careers Provides information on how to apply and current job openings for Toronto's fire service. Vancouver Fire Rescue Services Jobs Information and career opportunities for Vancouver Fire Rescue Services are listed here. City of Calgary Firefighter Recruitment Details on the recruitment process, pre-screening, and upcoming events for the Calgary Fire Department. City of Edmonton Firefighter Recruitment This page outlines the application process and timelines for joining Edmonton Fire Rescue Services. Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency (HRFE) Recruitment Information on career firefighter recruitment cycles and information sessions for the Halifax region. City of Surrey Firefighter Recruitment Information regarding recruitment for the Surrey Fire Services in British Columbia. BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY VR Welcome to Blaze Fire Academy — a virtual world where every choice you make helps protect communities, forests, and the future of wildfire resilience in Canada. Step into the boots of a FireGuardian-in-training and join Blaze, our fearless beaver ranger, as he guides you through forests, neighborhoods, and emergency zones brought to life in full immersive VR. Here, you’ll learn how wildfires start, how communities can stay safe, and how leadership, teamwork, and knowledge can turn anyone — youth, volunteers, or future first responders — into a champion of wildfire safety. In this world, you’re not just watching. You’re exploring. You’re deciding. You’re leading. From identifying hazards to practicing evacuation routes, from learning Indigenous fire stewardship to experiencing the teamwork of real fire crews, every module brings you closer to earning your FireGuardian Badge — and becoming part of a national movement for wildfire resilience. Your journey starts now. Blaze is waiting. Let’s protect Canada together. EXPLORE OUR VR COURSES BLAZE FIRE ACADEMY KNOWLEDGE CENTRE BECOME AN AMBASSADOR TRUE NORTH STORIES ACTIVITY ZONE