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New group of firefighting recruits

Parkland College welcomed a new group of firefighting recruits July 29 in Melville. Twenty-one students are enrolled in the NFPA 1001 Professional Firefighting program this fall.
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Firefighters
On truck (L to R): Jack McGuire (Neudorf), Myles Keller (Regina), Samantha Kaluzny (Beausejour, MB), Alyshea King (Regina), James Allen (Regina), Keillan Olson (Calgary, AB). Standing (L to R): Curtis Brooks (instructor), Brooke Hausermann (Kamsack), Rylan Erdelyan (Lampman), Joel Kerr (Regina), Bryden Wall (Regina), Tanner Thompson (Lethbridge, AB), Jonathan Tallowin (Regina), Connor Pyne (White City), Nicholas Gartner (Regina), Scott Weston (instructor). Kneeling (L to R): Daylen Voakes (Regina), Riley Cooper (Regina), Joshua Jackson (Birch Hills), Cosmin Harris (Seven Sisters Falls, MB), Ronn Bitos (Regina), Chase Zurowski (Southey), Martin Davenport (Yorkton).
Parkland College welcomed a new group of firefighting recruits July 29 in Melville. Twenty-one students are enrolled in the NFPA 1001 Professional Firefighting program this fall. Until the beginning of November, the students will learn the ins and outs of firefighting at the Melville fire hall and at Parkland College's Emergency Services Training Site just east of the city. Parkland College offers the only full-time professional firefighting training program in Saskatchewan through a partnership with Lakeland College of Vermilion, AB.