Nearly a year and a half ago, a drunk driver hit an AFR fire truck while it was responding to another crash. That truck is now back in service and taking calls again.

Fire departments across our hometowns are responding to calls with aging equipment that can be older than the firefighters driving it. That's thanks to a national fire truck shortage that's directly ...

The cost of fire trucks is climbing, according to the International Association of Fire Fighters, and local departments in ...

The former pumper truck was taken out of service after just 10 years, logging nearly 200,000 kilometres due to a sharp rise ...