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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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Official photographer

New nominations

In addition to having been named official photographer for the St.Hyacinthe City Fire Department a few years ago, I have also been recently appointed official photographer of the following fire departments:

  1. Saint-Hyacinthe
  2. St-Pie
  3. St-Valérien-de-Milton
  4. St-Dominique
  5. Ste-Hélène
  6. St-Jude
  7. St-Damase
  8. Ste-Madeleine
  9. St-Simon
  10. St-Liboire
  11. Louis-Aimé-Massue
  12. St-Hugues
  13. St-Marcel


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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Industrial fire in St.Valerien

A fire in a dust collector caused damages estimated at $200,000 in a large St-Valerien factory. St.Valerien firefighters requested help from St.Dominique and St.Pie, as well as class A foam supplies from St.Hyacinthe.
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Thursday, January 14, 2010

St.Hyacinthe's new 602

The St.Hyacinthe F.D. received its whole new #602 engine. The truck will be equiped in the next few days, and will begin its official service very soon.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Rollover on highway 20

Firefighters, paramedics and police officers responded in a on-ramp of Highway 20 Eastbound for a traffic accident involving a single car.
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Sunday, January 3, 2010

Commercial garage fire in St.Cesaire

St.Cesaire, Rougemont and St.Paul firefighters confronted a major fire during a heavy snow storm in a commercial garage on route 112 in St.Cesaire.
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Saturday, January 2, 2010

Residential fire on Yamaska street

The St.Hyacinthe City Fire Department requested one alarm to fight a residential fire on Yamaska stree.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Road accident in Ste.Helene

Ste.Helene and St.Hyacinthe firefighters, St.Hyacinthe paramedics and Surete d Quebec police officers responded on Road 2 for a car accident with the driver trapped inside.
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Monday, December 28, 2009

Collision on route 137

St.Hyacinthe firefighters and paramedics have been dispatched to the intersection of road 137 and S.Cote street for an extrication.
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Sunday, December 27, 2009

Second accident on Highway 20

A few hours after a first accident involving an Ontario-plated vehicle (wearing 4-season tires), a second accident involving a car from Ontario occurs in the same area on Highway 20, mobilizing pretty much the same resources.
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