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Williams Lake Fire Department practiseBy Joe Cousins

The Williams Lake Fire Department has recently added some new training equipment to their facility. On Tuesday, the senior firefighters demonstrated the new props while junior firefighters will be practicing with the props in the coming weeks.

In a fenced compound, five training stations have been installed which are plumbed with natural gas from Fortis and will simulate real-time situations firefighters face while doing their job.

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