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Great to be at the 2nd annual “Ontario First Responders’ Mental Health Conference” in Mississauga… 70,000 first responders in Ontario are being represented by about 500 delegates today discussing pragmatic solutions to a very real issue that lurks amongst us. PTS injuries and

“First responders experience more traumatic events in their first three months of service than the rest of us do in our lifetime” - Dr. Nick Carleton, CIPSRT at the Ontario First Responders’ Mental Health Conference today in Mississauga. CIPSRT Wounded Warriors CAN

Update - the incident commander has advised that the fire is under control. This was a fire that originated in the kitchen of this residence on the stovetop, the second kitchen fire in as many days in EG. Crews are currently engaged in smoke removal and overhaul to ensure there

EGFES E281 at Station 2-8 in Queensville to advantage of a beautiful May morning to pull hose, and more hose, and more hose. An “edge” must be regularly sharpened to ensure a tool is ready to be used when necessary; firefighting skills are no different. A good company officer

A crew that trains together… gets it done!

E241 and E281 were tasked with attending an MVC just before the dinner hour on Green Lane at Harry Walker Parkway. Minor injuries were sustained by the occupants of one vehicle. Crews attended to the injured until paramedics arrived, and assisted with traffic control, battery

Turning the page on a new chapter in the history of EG Fire as a new Chief takes the helm on Monday. I’ve been blessed by the opportunity to serve East Gwillimbury as their Interim Fire Chief over the last several months. This is what I’ve come to know….EGFES is a GREAT

Today we welcomed several participants who took on the #7DaysInMay challenge. This is not just a ride but an opportunity to pedal their way to help bring awareness about pancreatic cancer. 🚴 All cyclists embark on an 1,100km ride all around parts of Southern Ontario 🚴‍♂️

It’s that time of year again Come out to the Mount Albert Sports Day Fair EFS will be here from 10am - 2pm on Saturday and Sunday to talk about the importance of fire and life safety. Hope to see everyone there. 🎡🎠🍦🍧

The sun is shining, weather is beautiful, ice cream is cold, French fries are fresh and our fire truck is here giving out fire truck tours. Stop by say hello and learn something new. #MountAlbertSportsDay2024 #FireTruck #FireSafety

Fun at the Mount Albert Sports Day… York Regional Police challenged EGFES to this strength test and FF Marc Neal from Station 2-6 in Mount Albert outlasted them all in this grip endurance test! Congrats Marc!!! Thanks to True North Grit (and the organizers) for a great day! True community

Thank you Fred LeBlanc Edward A. Kelly & International Association of Fire Fighters for shining a light on the concerns Ottawa Firefighters L162 🇨🇦 and many other OPFFA locals have regarding two hatting. Communities are safest when there are healthy professional FFs to serve those communities. #unionstrong💪

Happy #FathersDay to all the #firefighter dads whose bravery and courage inspire us all. 👨‍🚒🧡 Pictured below: Grapevine, TX Local 3113 members Morris Leondar and Marissa Sauble - father & daughter #firefighters in the Grapevine FD. Read their story ➡️ brnw.ch/21wKM6K

Congratulations to #EG’s Sam Bennett and the Florida Panthers for winning the 2024 Stanley Cup in an exciting 7-game series! Sam helped lead the Panthers to the Stanley Cup Finals for 2023 and 2024. Although a Canadian team didn't win, we are so thrilled for Sam, our Canadian

Finished my interim gig in East Gwillimbury FES today… community service is their product, their strength is their people! Tremendous community deserving of the very best. Watch these guys and gals in the next few years for REAL transformative fire service change!

Chief Brassard, on behalf of our entire EG Fire and Emergency Services team thank you for your dedication to our East Gwillimbury community and members. You made EGFES a better organization during your time here. On a personal note, thank you for your support and guidance over the last several weeks.

Today we remember Constable Garrett Styles who died in the line of duty serving his community. 13 years has passed but his legacy of service, selflessness and compassion lives on. Our thoughts are with the Styles & Constable families, along with our members today. Our #HeroInLife

Excited to share our new EGFES departmental crest. Thank you to all our team members who provided input and suggestions on the new design.

Historic moment for our fire department: for the first time, we have two full run trucks ready to serve and protect our community.