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	FIREFEST Extinguished For 2010 - The TOUGHEST 2 MINUTES IN SPORT became a little tougher this weekend. FIREFEST battled extreme heat and rain during a one of kind event down at Windsor’s Riverfront Fe..
	2010 Windsor’s Team Parker Construction - 2 time World Champions and 5 time Canadian Champions - Windsor’s Team Parker Construction is competing in the Firefighter Combat Challenge for its 14th year...
	Team Parker Construction Prepares for the 2010 Season - The Windsor Fire & Rescue Services Combat Challenge Team is sponsored by Parker Construction and is currently going through its development program...

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