“Principal Research Officer at the National Research Council Canada. His research areas include fire resistance of structures, fire safety in buildings, fire risk analysis and impact of wildfires on the wildland urban interface (WUI). He is leading a current $1.5M project on the development of a WUI guide for Canada”

“I lead a team of researchers and trainees exploring the effects of operational stress on firefighters, their spouses/partners, and their children. We are developing a psychoeducation and support program for fire families that will address the effects of stress on physical/mental health and build on the strengths of fire families. Keywords.”

“I study firefighters' exposures to carcinogens (cancer-causing chemicals) and mutagens (chemicals that induce DNA mutations, which can sometimes lead to the onset of cancer). Currently I am conducting a study investigating post-fire skin decontamination methods to reduce firefighters' dermal exposures”.

“The epidemiology of fire-related injury and death; the prevention of fire-related injury and death; the effects of social marketing on injury prevention”.

“I'm conducting research about medical emergency responses with firefighters and paramedics (FRQS 2017-2019). I'm also author for training material about ethics for firefighters (CCDMD 2018-2020).  I also did social researches about professionalization (ACSIQ and ENPQ). These researches include analyses on public policies, chiefs’ responsibilities, and new formation and recruitment norms”.