Add to ORKGThis study has been confined to the one province in the first instance. In order that it might be properly organized and co-ordinated. The magnitude of the task in Ontario alone is illustrated by the fact that there was at June 1, 1954, a population of 5,046,000 spread over a land area of 363,282 square miles. (Total area is 412,512 square miles.). The purpose of this report is to record statistically the information obtained.Peer reviewed: NoNRC publication: Ye
This report describes the discussion that took place during the workshop on Fire Statisticsi, on Apr...
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This report is not intended as a detailed analysis of the fires investigated but rather to present c...
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The Fire Research Section of the Division of Building Research began in 1954, a study of all the fir...
This is the third of a series of reports (1, 2) on deaths due to fire in Ontario. It analyses the ci...
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A preliminary survey of fatal fires in the first six months of 1968 reveals a disturbing upward tren...
Fire is a challenge faced by all society and Canada is no exception. The consequences of fire in ter...
In Ontario, from 1995 to 1998, 65% of fires and 95% of deaths occurred in residential buildings. Wit...
This report describes the discussion that took place during the workshop on Fire Statisticsi, on Apr...
Based on the data collected from British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario for the period 1995-2003, res...
This study describes the mortality from injuries in the Cree communities of northern Quebec for the ...
It is not intended in this report to attempt a detailed analysis of the fires investigated, but rath...
This is the fourth of a series of reports on deaths due to fire in Ontario. It analyses the circumst...
This report is not intended as a detailed analysis of the fires investigated but rather to present c...
Fire deaths in Ontario in 1955 are studied and compared with the fire deaths there which occurred in...
The Fire Research Section of the Division of Building Research began in 1954, a study of all the fir...
This is the third of a series of reports (1, 2) on deaths due to fire in Ontario. It analyses the ci...
This is the fifth and last of a series of interim reports (1,2,3,4) on deaths due to fire in Ontario...
This report presents an analysis of fire data gathered in Canada for the period 1986-2000. The study...
The author describes the circumstances in which clothing and bedding fires caused deaths in Ontario ...
A preliminary survey of fatal fires in the first six months of 1968 reveals a disturbing upward tren...
Fire is a challenge faced by all society and Canada is no exception. The consequences of fire in ter...
In Ontario, from 1995 to 1998, 65% of fires and 95% of deaths occurred in residential buildings. Wit...
This report describes the discussion that took place during the workshop on Fire Statisticsi, on Apr...
Based on the data collected from British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario for the period 1995-2003, res...
This study describes the mortality from injuries in the Cree communities of northern Quebec for the ...