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Western Standard
- October 15, 2026
Calgary fire chief details Saddleridge bus crash that killed three
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Sergeant Woodward
Calgary Fire
Independence Week
Independence Debate at the CSFN Calgary 2026
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Length
2 minutes
Words per minute
188.97
Word count
395
Sentence count
5
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Just to supplement what Staff Sergeant Woodward said, Calgary Fire also got a call at around 13.10, 1.10 p.m. this afternoon.
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As you can see, the fire station, as you mentioned, is very close to the scene, so we had a very quick response time.
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The crew was mobilised to a motor vehicle collision immediately after exiting the station.
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they realized it was also a fire so they proceeded to attack the fire called for more resources
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they were involved in extricating the bus driver who is who's taken some very serious injuries
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and they also right away we mobilized some of our hazard materials folks because one of the
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buses is a liquid natural gas bus so we wanted someone to secure the those those gas tanks on
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the bus and make sure that's made safe as well um we had a pretty quick knockdown on the fire
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and uh yeah if there's any questions happy to answer i believe questions about casualties and
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what caused the accident though to uh the folks at dhs as well as of course uh staff sergeant
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woolen to clarify both buses lng buses or just one as far as i'm aware just the one do you have
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do you have a number of how many pro members and responded to this and how many machines
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uh i can get you more accurate numbers there were there were six or seven of our vehicles here at
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the height uh between heavy rescue or technical rescue hazmat engines uh rescues uh i would say
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there were seven at minimum seven of our trucks here at one time which have mostly been demobilized
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now uh just for different types of support and like i said the hazmat resource as well
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how big was the fire and how long did it take i mean it was i've seen uh i've seen some video
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footage it was it was fairly uh involved it wasn't uh it wasn't a catastrophic fire but it was a
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serious fire inside uh inside particularly the uh liquid natural gas bus uh not surprising and uh
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there was also a small fire in the other bus as well and how long did it take to put it out like
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i don't know how many but it would have been a relatively quick knockdown in this circumstance
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