OTTAWA, Ontario - May 9, 2018 - (Newswire.com)
Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) is organizing Fire-Rescue from Sept.16-19 at the Westin Hotel in Ontario, Canada. This four-day event will feature eminent personalities from the fire and emergency services. Guest speakers from the industry will teach the attendees about the latest developments and safety measures of the fire and emergency industry. Amanda Sourlis, marketing manager of Ontario Hearth, recommends everyone from the said field to attend this annual education conference.
“CAFC’s Fire-Rescue is one of the biggest opportunities to connect with the big shots of our industry,” says Sourlis, marketing manager of Ontario Hearth Fireplaces Ltd., a licensed dealer of wooden and electrical fireplaces in Mississauga, Canada.
WFR, Crosstech, Scott Safety, VFIS, Calian, Fertilizer Canada, Fire Underwriters Survey, MSA, ProFitHR, Safetek, Starfield, the Personal, WFR, Duracell Power Forward and Motorola Solutions are the sponsors of the event.
This event attracts delegates from all over Canada and the United States. The attendees can network and learn about ongoing trends in their businesses. Early bird registration is open now.
About Ontario Hearth
Ontario Hearth Fireplaces Ltd. is a licensed dealer of wooden and electric fireplaces in Mississauga. It was established in 2002 and offers quality products along with installation, wall refacing and complete fireplace redesigning services at affordable rates. The company works with a large network of builders, contractors and designers in order to provide full-service support to its clients. Financing and free consultation are some of the additional services offered by Ontario Hearth.
Contact Information
Address: 3600A Laird Road Mississauga, ON, L8L 9H9 Units 12 & 13
Phone: 905.569.2404
Email: info@ontariohearth.com
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
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