Welcome!Welcome to FireLens.com! Now height old, FireLens.com presents today more than 35 000 photographs of emergency incidents in Quebec (Canada) and receives hundreds of visitors daily. Have you seen the book?It is my great pleasure to present to you my very first photography book entitled THE BOOK OF FIRE. Filled with unique and fascinating photographs I have taken over the last seven years, this full-color collection book is sure to capture your imagination and curiosity.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010Deadly accident in Rougemont A violent collision occurred between two cars at the corner of roads 231 and 112 in Rougemont, triggering the mobilization of many emergency services.
Saturday, February 27, 2010Awards night in St.Hugues The St.Hugues Fire Department organized a special evening to highlight the long career of many of them.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010Structure collapse The roof of a balcony collapsed in the middle of Concorde street in St.Hyacinthe. Firefighters were requested on scene to secure the area.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010Bus accident on Highway 20 A bus accident occurred on Highway 20 East near exit 147. Many ambulances were required to rescue a few of the passengers that were injured.
Thursday, February 18, 2010Farm fire in St.Theodore A major fire leveled a large farm on Road 7 in St.Theodore. Firefighters from Acton Vale, Upton, Roxton Falls and St.Nazaire collaborated to try to limit the damages, even though most of the farm was involved before they arrived. Neighbors quickly mobilized to help gather and transport animals that escaped smoke and flames.
Monday, February 15, 2010Funerals of Vincent Lamoureux Funerals of Vincent Lamoureux were held on February 15th in the St.Hyacinthe Cathedral. Vincent, young aspiring firefighter, had completed his DEP at IPIQ and was attending Montmorency college for his DEC.
Saturday, February 13, 2010Bin fire spreads to a house St.Hyacinthe firefighters had to call a first alarm for a residential fire which probably started in an organic trash bin.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010Live fire drill in Beloeil Beloeil firefighters had the rare chance of organizing a live fire drill in a house scheduled for demolition.
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