Female and non-binary youth learn firefighting skills as Camp Molly returns for second year

Local authorities in Thunder Bay report that Almost 20 girls met at the Lakehead city Fire Rescue Training Centre on June 12 to participate in training activities for the second-ever Camp Molly in the northwestern Ontario hub, Ont.

Almost 20 girls met at the Lakehead city Fire Rescue Training Centre on June 12 to participate in training activities for the second-ever Camp Molly in the northwestern Ontario hub, Ont. The free, four-day program offers female and non-binary youth aged 15 to 18 the opportunity to experience and explore firefighting as a career path..


Almost 20 girls met at the Lakehead city Fire Rescue Training Centre on June 12 to participate in training activities for the second-ever Camp Molly in the northwestern Ontario hub, Ont. The free, four-day program offers female and non-binary youth aged 15 to 18 the opportunity to experience and explore firefighting as a career path..

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📍 Source: CBC Thunder Bay · By: Staff · 🗓️ June 13, 2026 · 🏠 ThunderBay.Online

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