St. Boniface Fire Brigade is a historical novel set in the small town of St. Boniface, Manitoba in the early 1900s. The story follows the lives of the members of the St. Boniface Fire Brigade, a volunteer firefighting organization, as they battle fires, save lives, and struggle to keep their community safe. The novel follows the lives of the brigade's members, including the captain, a young man named Pierre, and his best friend, a young woman named Marie. As the novel progresses, Pierre and Marie's friendship deepens, and they must face the challenges of being a part of the brigade, as well as the challenges of growing up in a small town. The novel also follows the lives of the other members of the brigade, including the older members, who have been fighting fires for years, and the younger members, who are just starting out. As the novel progresses, the members of the brigade must face the dangers of fighting fires, as well as the dangers of living in a small town. The novel is a story of friendship, courage, and determination, as the members of the St. Boniface Fire Brigade fight to keep their community safe.
By Kate Simpson Hayes · First published 1910 · Genre: Historical Fiction, Adventure, Mystery