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Welcome to FireLens.com! Now height years old, FireLens.com presents today more than 43 000 photographs of emergency incidents in Quebec (Canada) and receives hundreds of visitors daily.

FireLens.com is the exclusive web site of fire photographer Sylvain Pedneault, Health & Safety Officer and Firefighter for the St.Dominique Fire Department and Health & Safety Supervising Officer for the Rougemont Fire Department.

News: January 2012

A house to burn down?

Do you have a HOUSE TO BURN this year in your department? Contact me so I can document this event absolutely free of charge. I can also put you in contact with free qualified fire drill instructors! And don't forget the most important number in fire drills: «1403»!


Sponsored by Qualinet

My professional photo camera (Canon 7D and accessories) is generously provided by Qualinet. In case of fire, water damage or other incident, contact Qualinet right away to take care of your belonging's cleaning.

http:///images/photo-qualinet.jpg Qualinet:
1-888-381-0911


Sponsored by L'ARSENAL

My personal protection equipment (turnout gear, or bunker) is generously provided by L'ARSENAL. L'ARSENAL regroups companies CMP Mayer, Thibault & associates, and Isotech, thus offering everything you need to fight fires under the same roof.

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1-800-266-7610


Sponsored by Syltech

The Mécanique Syltech Inc. company is the latest sponsor to join FireLens.com. Mecanique Syltech will provide maintenance and service for the vehicle I use to respond to incidents!

http:///images/photo-syltech.jpg MÉCANIQUE SYLTECH:
15310 St-Louis st., Saint-Hyacinthe.


Last copies of my book

SPECIAL $65! If you do not have your copy of the BOOK OF FIRE yet, please note that the store is currently selling its last box of books. You can get one of the last copies of the book for the special price of $65 at Photo Film Maska (700, Casavant blvd, St.Hyacinthe).

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Check out the The Book! page for more information.

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
  14. St-Denis


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The Facebook page of FireLens.com also provides an precise index of incidents figuring in the BOOK OF FIRE. With the book in hand, you will now be able to learn about any photograph therein.

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Residential fire in Roxton Pond

The Roxton Pond Fire Department responded to a residential fire on Renaud road. Firefighters from St.Pie, Granby and Sheffort fire departments were called in assistance.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Deadly collision in St.Liboire

St.Liboire, Upton and St.Hyacinthe Fire Departments responded on Charlotte Road following a violent collision between two vehicles. A young female driver reportedly lost her life in the accident.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Residential fire in St.Hyacinthe

The St.Hyacinthe Fire Department called for a second alarm to fight a blaze in a single-family house in St.Hyacinthe's St.Thomas sector.
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Monday, December 19, 2011

Residential building fire in St.Hyacinthe

St.Hyacinthe firefighters responded on Ste.Anne street for a fire reported in an apartment building.
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Friday, November 4, 2011

Extrication in St.Hyacinthe

A collision between two vehicles required an extrication operation by St.Hyacinthe firefighters.
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Friday, October 14, 2011

Fire in an apartment building

St.Hyacinthe firefighters responded to a fire in an apartment building on St.Antoine street.
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Saturday, October 8, 2011

Live burn in Rougemont

Firefighters of the Rougemont Fire Department conducted a live burn in an abandoned house.
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