Join True North F.O.O.L.S. for the Dutton Fire Forum, a full day of firefighter education, leadership development, and brotherhood.

This one-day event brings together experienced fire service instructors and passionate firefighters to share real-world knowledge, challenge traditional thinking, and strengthen the fire service from the ground up.

Whether you’re a new firefighter, seasoned veteran, company officer, or chief officer, this event offers valuable lessons you can take back to your crew and apply on the fireground.

Featured Speakers & Topics

🚒 Andrew Brassard – Machine Rescue

Explore the challenges of machinery-related rescue incidents, tactical considerations, and practical approaches to complex rescue operations.

🔥 Rob Thibert – Tactical Command & Leadership

Develop your understanding of fireground leadership, tactical decision-making, and the importance of effective incident commander. Learn how strong leadership, accountability, and accountability influence fireground outcomes and improve department/station atmosphere.

🧑‍🚒 Anthony De Benedictis – Firefighter Rescue Ontario

Discover the importance of firefighter rescue data, search tactics, and evidence-based decision-making. Learn how real rescue statistics can help shape training, improve fireground operations, and ultimately save lives.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, November 21, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Location: 1 Scotland Drive, Dutton, Ontario

Lunch: Included with registration

Giving Back to the Community

In the spirit of brotherhood and community service, attendees are encouraged to make a donation in support of our holiday toy drive. Help us make the holiday season brighter for families in need.

Why Attend?

This isn’t just another day of lectures. It’s an opportunity to connect with firefighters who share a passion for the job, exchange ideas, challenge yourself, and bring valuable knowledge back to your department.

Train hard. Lead with purpose. Keep the traditions alive.

Register Today!

Come for the training. Stay for the brotherhood. Leave better than you arrived.