
Helping Others Didn’t Stop at Retirement for Rick Belland
Rick Belland knows what it means to serve others. After a 30-year career with Edmonton Fire Rescue as a Senior Captain, he retired in 2009
There are many reasons our participants choose to climb – for a personal challenge, as a team building opportunity, or because someone important in their life was diagnosed with cancer. Here are some inspiring stories about why these participants are climbing.

Rick Belland knows what it means to serve others. After a 30-year career with Edmonton Fire Rescue as a Senior Captain, he retired in 2009

When Stettler firefighter Tony Cianfarani says he’s feeling great, this is a huge contrast to last spring, when he was undergoing chemotherapy after surgery for

For firefighter Leah Tuck, this year’s Firefighter Stairclimb Challenge is personal. This June, she will climb all 57 stories of Brookfield Place in Calgary to

For the past four years Rebecca has poured her heart and soul into her position on Wellspring Alberta’s outreach team, and now she has set her sights on Challenge the Chief!

My Dad was my biggest supporter when I started out as a firefighter, and remained a big supporter when I started doing stairclimbs and other

BJ Lang is thrilled to give back to his community and honour his friends and fellow firefighters who have lost their lives to cancer. “The