Thunder Bay Fire & Rescue Service

The Thunder Bay Emergency Management website provides a comprehensive directory of city services, including information on accessibility, transit, emergency services, recreation, business, and city hall activities. Visitors can explore the city's history and corporate records at the Harry Kirk Archives and Records Centre, which houses documents related to the cities of Thunder Bay, Fort William, and Port Arthur, as well as land registry records for the area. Generated from their website

Superior North EMS serves Thunder Bay, ON, boasting 18 stations across the City and District. In Thunder Bay, five stations are operational 24/7, 365 days a year. Paramedics in the city typically work 12-hour rotating shifts, ensuring round-the-clock care. Additionally, all District stations are staffed either on-site or on-call, with exceptions like Armstrong, which is manned continuously. Each District station, like Geraldton and Kakabeka, has a unique service area, covering specific townships and communities. For example, Geraldton provides care to areas east up to Camp 25 Road and west up to Jellicoe. Staff participate in community events like Canada Day Parades and school tours, fostering connections with the residents they serve. Shuniah, another notable station, caters to an expansive service area encompassing townships, provincial parks, and unorganized areas. Staff actively engage in local events such as the Sleeping Giant Loppet and various community policing initiatives. Superior North EMS prioritizes community involvement and safety, reflecting their commitment to providing essential emergency medical services. Generated from the website content