‘Everything is toxic’ — Firefighting entrepreneurs hope to clean up their profession

Zackery Hodgen was always hustling to make a few extra bucks as a kid. He raised chickens at his family home in Napanee, Ont., so he could sell the eggs. He also sold firewood and had another sideline raising sheep, a flock he grew from three to 100 members before selling the whole lot to pay for his college tuition. Read More