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A retired Brantford firefighter who has elevated carbon monoxide safety to national prominence has been recognized for his efforts.
John Gignac, executive director of the Hawkins-Gignac Foundation, is the 2020 winner of the Jim Copeland Award. The award is presented by the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association and recognizes significant contributions of a citizen or group to the prevention of fire and public safety education.
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“I’m honoured to be recognized for such an esteemed award,” Gignac said. “But what I am more proud of is that this acknowledgement shows that the issues of carbon monoxide education and awareness are becoming more center stage.