Havelock Fire Rescue

The Havelock Fire Department would like to send its deepest condolences to the family of Sheila and the Elgin Fire Department.

Huge thank you to everyone for the support so far, you have five hours left to get your tickets.

One of our dedicated members has recently experienced the heartbreaking loss of her son due to a tragic accident.

To help ease the financial burden on the family, all proceeds we earn from this week’s 50/50 draw will be donated directly to the family.

If you are able, we encourage you to participate by purchasing a ticket in support of Havelock, sharing this post, or simply keeping the family in your thoughts.

Tickets can be purchased here nb5050.ca/10

There is also a GoFundMe page where donations can be made here: https://tinylink.net/DAZGP

We sincerely appreciate everyone who has purchased tickets, reached out with messages, and shared our posts. Your support means more than words can express to us and to the family.

Tickets can still be purchased!

One of our dedicated members has recently experienced the heartbreaking loss of her son due to a tragic accident.

To help ease the financial burden on the family, all proceeds we earn from this werks AND next week’s 50/50 draw will be donated directly to the family.

If you are able, we encourage you to participate by purchasing a ticket in support of Havelock, sharing this post, or simply keeping the family in your thoughts.

Tickets can be purchased here nb5050.ca/10

There is also a GoFundMe page where donations can be made here: https://tinylink.net/DAZGP

Due to road conditions, travel is not recommended on Route 2 from km 258 near to km 452 near .

Last week, our members took part in air pack and air management training with a competitive twist.

What better way to train than a game of hockey? Members raced to gear up and couldn’t start playing until every teammate was fully dressed, on air, and ready to go. Once in play, members ran while on air, focusing on controlling their breathing and managing their air supply under exertion.

When tagged out, they had to shut down and remove their air packs, then quickly get everything back on and operational before jumping back into the game.

A great mix of training, teamwork, and a little friendly competition. Strong work by everyone involved.