Timmins Firefighters
133 Cedar Street South Timmins, ON, Canada

COVID 19 numbers have been rising within the area including the City of Timmins. Please wear your mask, stay six feet apart, wash your hands and stay home if you are feeling sick. Together we can slow the number of cases and contain the pandemic.

Happy New Year 2021! Make it a safe start.

This New Year's Eve should be different due to the lock down. If for some reason you are out please make the right decision and do not drink and drive. Stay safe while rining in 2021.

Don't forget to turn off the Christmas lights before going to bed.

We are saddened to hear the tragic passing of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Marc Hovingh. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Constable Hovinghs family, friends and our brothers and sisters with the OPP.

Young children can be seriously hurt from hot food and pans from the oven.

Kitchen fires are caused by not staying in the kitchen while cooking do not become a statistic.

On this Remembrance Day please take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices military personnel have made to protect others. Thousands made the ultimate sacrifice so we can enjoy the life we have today. Many are still serving and we thank them.

We would like to remind everyone that COVID 19 is still active as cases are rising in several northern areas including Timmins. Please stay home if you are feeling ill, wear a face mask when in public areas or you are unable to stay 6' apart, wash your hands and if you have left the country please self isolate for 14 days. Together we can control this pandemic.

Great awareness article for Movember.

A working smoke alarm saves lives and property. Have you inspected yours? You have changed the clocks back an hour and have some time to spare make sure the alarms in your residence work.

It is time to change the clocks so why not check the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.