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Toronto Fire Services honour its own with exemplary services medals and promotions for the year 2008
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Take Your Kids To Work 2009
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The City of Toronto, its citizens, Toronto Fire Services, Toronto Professional Firefighters Association IAFF Local 3888, Toronto Police, Toronto EMS and the TTC honour Toronto's Fallen Firefighters
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Toronto Fire Services and Baskin Robbins help raise donations for the Canadian Fallen Firefighter Foundation
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Toronto Fire Services hosts the Kids and Computer program at the Toronto Fire Services Academy
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Toronto Fire Services along with 25 other agencies participate in a mock multi-casualty exercise in the Toronto harbour
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Toronto Fire Services donates used fire hose to the Toronto Zoo for its orangutan project
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March 19 - Toronto Fire Services Graduation
On March 19th Toronto Fire Services graduates the largest class of recruits in its history.
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Project Zero
Toronto Fire Services in conjunction with Enbridge Gas and support of the Ontario Fire Marshall publicly announces the launch of it's newest fire prevention program Project Zero.
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Project Zero: Because No One Should Die in a Home Fire
Toronto Fire Chief Bill Stewart has launched a new public education program aimed at reducing residential fire deaths to zero. Project Zero is the first program of its kind in the City of Toronto.
Chief William Stewart presents Tim Horton certificates to Brigadier General John C. Collin
Chief William Stewart presents $2300 in Tim Horton certificates raised by members of Toronto Fire Services to Brigadier General John Collin Commander of Joint Task Force Central & Land Force Central Area to distribute to Canadian Forces members deployed oversees.
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Chief William Stewart receives a plaque in recognition of Toronto Fire Services contribution of gear and equipment to Guyana
A Guyanese delegation consisting of Billy Van Pedro, Terry (TJ) Jervis and Ulric Anthony present a plaque to Chief Stewart in recognition of Toronto Fire Services contribution of used gear and equipment to the country of Guyana.
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Winner of Junior Fire Chief's Contest
Kayla N. was the 2008 winner of our Fire Prevention Week Junior Fire Chief's contest. more ...
Fire Chief's video - 2008 year end message
View William A. Stewart's 2008 year end message.
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Toronto Fire Chief wins fire award
Toronto Fire Chief William Stewart has been named Full Time Fire Chief of the Year by the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC).
Toronto Fire Services Recruitment
The 2009 Recruitment campaign will create a hiring pool of applicants that will remain in effect until it is exhausted or December 31, 2010, whichever comes first.
Toronto Arson Task Force website
Please visit TFS's newest website. Find out who we are, what we do. Watch for our latest seminars and review past seminars.
New Fire Safety Tips Card
The new card is available in several languages.
Rescued art helps burn victims
On 13 December 2007, the anniversary date of the Sassafraz five alarm blaze, Toronto Fire Chief Bill Stewart met Sabine Liva Berzina, a grateful artist who donated one of the 20 original paintings that were rescued from the fire to the Toronto Professional Fire Fighters’ Association. more ...
Kids are unpredictable. Injuries don't have to be.
This new health communication campaign helps parents learn how childhood injuries are related to a child's age and stage of development and how these injuries can be prevented.
Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation
The Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation was created with the purpose of honouring the memory of every Canadian firefighter who has been killed in the line of duty in Canada’s firefighting history and to help the family members of every Canadian fallen firefighter to rebuild their lives.
Plan your escape
Prepare a fire escape plan today…
TFS support Canadian troops
Toronto Fire Services wanted to show their support of our Canadian troops in Afghanistan and collected more than $3000.00 in Tim Horton's Gift Certificates for our soldiers in Afghanistan.
Risk Watch site launched
Make Toronto a safer place to live by helping us expand the Risk Watch program to more children in Toronto. Risk Watch is an injury prevention program for children.
Only working smoke alarms can save your life!
As of March 1, 2006 every home in Ontario must have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. Failure to comply with the fire code smoke alarm requirements could result in a fine of up to $50,000 for individuals or $100,000 for corporations.
Toronto Fire
Fighters War Veterans' Association Colour Guard
The Association began in
a small way. In 1935, eight veterans of World War I, met at The Prisoner
of War Club at Shuter and Mutual Streets. The organization, originally
promoted the welfare of Toronto fire fighter ex-servicemen and provided
a social outlet for them and their families.
Toronto Fire
Services Pipes and Drums
The Toronto Fire Services Pipes and Drums was established in 1998. The band was conceived by firefighter Andrew
Cunningham as a traditional means of representing our department.
The band comprises mostly of Toronto firefighters from all divisions
who proudly wear the Toronto Fire Services Tartan.
Incident reports
Toronto Fire Services now posts current
information about the incidents it is responding to.
Critical Incident
Stress information
The Critical Incident Stress program is
staffed by a volunteer committee of active and retired Toronto Fire
Services' employees.The program exists to anticipate, recognize and
respond to the concerns and needs in the areas of health, welfare
and quality if life of firefighters, active or retired, their families
and friends.
Remembering
the fallen
A monument honouring 145 firefighters
that died in the line-of-duty since 1848 was dedicated October 2000.
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