The map

Firefighter training gaps mapped against provincial ridings

Each riding is coloured by the party that won it in 2025. A filled dot marks a local trained below the standard; a hollow dot marks one that meets it. The number on each dot is how many firefighters that local represents. Click any riding to see its details.

How to read the map

PC
Liberal
NDP
Green
Independent
241EFR
Filled dot: below the standard. The number is the firefighter count; the letters are the level (SFA or EFR).
174EMR
Hollow dot: meets the standard. The letters show the level (EMR).
Red outline: a priority target. A PC seat holding at least one below-standard local.
A thin line ties an offset dot back to its city where dots crowd, as in the Toronto area.
Training level
Area
Certifying org
Tip: use the buttons above to zoom. When zoomed in, drag the map to move around. Click a riding for its locals.

Riding details

Click any riding on the map to see the party that holds the seat and the fire service locals inside it.

Priority seats

The below-standard locals, seat by seat

The 54 locals trained below the EMR standard, with the community, the riding, and the party that holds the seat. Rows marked Priority are gaps inside PC-held seats. Type to filter, or click a column heading to sort.

City Riding Seat holder Training level Firefighters Priority

Firefighters counts are the members each local represents. Sorted by count, largest first.