Serving those who protect us since 1975
The members of the Greater Toronto Multiple Alarm Association welcome you to our voice on the internet. We are one of the largest fire buff clubs in Canada, providing canteen and rehab services to the Toronto Fire Services (and previous fire departments) for almost 40 years. Fires happen day and night, often in the worst weather possible. Our volunteers are prepared to answer the call whenever it comes.
The G.T.M.A.A. is an inclusive, non-profit organization that is always looking for new fire buffs and fire service enthusiasts to fill out our ranks. Persons of all ages, including those belonging to other public service organizations, are always welcome. Check out our event calendar and get in touch if you are interested in joining us.
TPFFA Union Office, 14 Cosentino Drive, Scarborough
On August 20 the club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the TPFFA Union Office, 14 Cosentino Drive, Scarborough. Our business meeting begins at 19:30 hrs sharp. Guests welcome.
TPFFA Union Office, 14 Cosentino Drive, Scarborough
On July 21 the club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the TPFFA Union Office, 14 Cosentino Drive, Scarborough. Our business meeting begins at 19:30 hrs sharp. Guests welcome.
20 Forest Manor Road, North York
Support 7 responded to a 2nd alarm high-rise fire at 20 Forest Manor Road in North York. Members were on the road by 1527 with Desmond driving and Brian dispatching, clearing the scene by 1704.
333 Progress Avenue, Scarborough
Support 7 attended an industrial 2nd alarm at Atlantic Packaging, 333 Progress Avenue. The canteen was on scene by 1119, the situation was soon under control with no additional resources required, and members returned to station by 1251.
2912 Sheppard Avenue East, Scarborough
Support 7 was requested for a 3rd alarm fire at 2912 Sheppard Avenue East, with the call running on East Tac 3. The canteen was on the road shortly after 0527 and returned to station by 0816.
Support 7 will be deployed on June 24th in support of the regimental funeral for Toronto Police Constable Marc Pinizzotto. GTMAA members will provide canteen and rehab services to first responders attending the service.
Members gathered for the GTMAA's annual summer barbecue. Thanks to everyone who came out and to Peter Garnett for hosting. A great chance to catch up between callouts.
East Point Park, Copperfield Road, Scarborough
Support 7 took part in the Toronto Firefighters' Rob Penney Slo-Pitch Tournament across four days of action on June 11, 12, 15 and 19. As it has for many years, the canteen served refreshments and helped out wherever needed, with members departing Station 223 each morning at 0715.
130 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough
Support 7 responded to a 2nd alarm house fire at 130 Ellesmere Road in Maryvale. Eight members provided refreshments on a hot afternoon, logging 22 hours of service before clearing at 1705.
38 Madras Crescent, Scarborough
Support 7 was called out to a 2nd alarm house fire at 38 Madras Crescent in Morningside. Eight members attended and logged 25.5 hours of service. The canteen returned to quarters at 1945.
24 Brigadoon Crescent, Scarborough
Support 7 responded to a 2nd alarm dwelling fire at 24 Brigadoon Crescent in the L'Amoreaux neighbourhood. Eight members were in attendance from 1840 to 2130, combining for 22 hours of service.
11 Thorncliffe Park Drive, East York
Support 7 was dispatched to a 3rd alarm high-rise fire at 11 Thorncliffe Park Drive, the same building that saw a prolonged 5-alarm incident last November. Service was provided until 1645, with 18.75 hours of manpower logged.
GTMAA members took part in the annual Beaches Easter Parade along Queen Street East, from Neville Park to Woodbine. A small but dedicated crew represented the club and got the job done.
GTMAA members joined the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Toronto, with Support 7 in service for the day.
A general business meeting is held on the third Tuesday of every month, starting at 7 P.M. Each meeting is open to guests with the exception of the April meeting. Most meetings conclude with some type of entertainment - either slides or a video or a guest speaker. Some months we hold our meetings off site at another fire service facility. Guests are advised to contact us before visiting to confirm the location.
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