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Residential fire scenario analysis in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia 1995-2003
Based on the data collected from British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario for the period 1995-2003, residential fires occur most frequently in the kitchen and cooking areas. The fires that are most often fatal, however, occur in the living room and are generally caused by smoker's materials. Upholstere
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