Taché Fire

06/09/2026

🚨INCIDENT SUMMARIES MAY 2026 🚨

May 1 @ 13:56 Firefighters responded to a skid steer on fire in the Landmark area

May 2 @ 10:45 Firefighters responded to a hydro pole fire in the Lorette area

May 3 @ 19:12 Firefighters responded to a motor vehicle collision in the Ste Genevieve area

May 3 @ 22:51 Firefighters responded to a downed hydro line in the Ste Genevieve area

May 6 @ 14:45 Firefighters responded to a vehicle fire in the Landmark area

May 6 @ 19:55 Firefighters responded to a fire alarm in the Landmark area

May 8 @ 22:03 Firefighters responded to an iPhone automatic collision notification in the Lorette area

May 9 @ 05:38 Firefighters responded to a fire alarm in the Lorette area

May 11 @ 18:47 Firefighters responded to a motor vehicle collision in the Lorette area

May 13 @ 07:17 Firefighters responded to a structure fire in the Lorette area

May 14 @ 11:16 Firefighters responded to a grass fire in the Lorette area

Between May 14 @ 11:41 and May 15 @ 00:15 Firefighters responded to 7 downed hydro line incidents in the RM of Tache

May 16 @ 12:45 Firefighters responded to a grass fire in the Linden area

May 16 @ 13:12 Firefighters responded to a grass fire in the Linden area

May 16 @ 13:35 Firefighters responded to a grass fire in the Lorette area

May 16 @ 16:56 Firefighters responded to a motor vehicle collision in the Landmark area

May 16 @ 17:58 Firefighters responded to a wild land fire in the Ste Genevieve area

May 20 @ 18:38 Firefighters responded to a fire alarm in the Lorette area

May 22 @ 18:24 Firefighters responded to a downed hydro line in the Landmark area

May 23 @ 10:04 Firefighters responded to a motor vehicle collision in the Lorete area

May 23 @ 21:08 Firefighters responded to a medical assist in the Lorette area

May 26 @ 15:40 Firefighters responded to a fire alarm in the Landmark area

May 27 @ 10:10 Firefighters responded to an iPhone automatic collision notification in the Ste Genevieve area

May 29 @ 00:52 Firefighters responded to a medical assist in the Lorette area

May 29 @ 10:44 Firefighters responded to a fire alarm in the Lorette area

May 30 @ 07:26 Firefighters responded to a vehicle fire in the Dufresne area

06/06/2026

🥞🚒 Firefighters at the Landmark Station are busy preparing for tomorrow mornings fundraising pancake breakfast!

We have received some amazing silent auction prizes such as a Stihl chain saw, compact refrigerator, a BlackStone grill, leaf blower, a BMX bike, exercise equipment, car wash kit, tools, clothing, gift certificates, and more!

We look forward to serving you fresh pancakes tomorrow from 8 AM to 11 AM at the Landmark Station (148 Main Street)

06/06/2026

🥞 PANCAKE BREAKFAST TOMORROW!!! 🥞

Our annual fundraising pancake breakfast is tomorrow morning from 8AM - 11AM

Come join us for free pancakes, community, and family fun while supporting your local fire department 🚒

📅 Date: June 6, 2026
⏰ Time: 8-11AM
📍 Address: 150 Main Street, Landmark, MB

Thank you to our community for your continued support, we hope to see you there! 🥞

06/04/2026

As of 12:00 AM on June 5, 2026, the RM of Tache will move to a Level I Fire Restriction.

Under Level I restrictions:
✔️ Campfires are permitted in approved fire receptacles
✔️ Fire works are permitted with caution and in accordance with local regulations
🚫 Controlled burns and the burning of vegetation without a permit remain prohibited

Thank you for helping keep our community safe 🚒

For full details, visit:
https://www.rmtache.ca/p/rm-of-tache-fire-restriction-level

06/03/2026

Tache Fire Department extends our condolences to Headingley Fire Department and the family, friends, and colleagues of Chief John Sparham. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our Fire Chief John Sparham.

Our department is grieving the loss of a respected leader, mentor, and friend who dedicated himself to serving our community through both our volunteer fire department and the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service.

We extend our deepest condolences to Chief Sparham’s family, friends, crews, and colleagues during this difficult time. We ask that you keep them, and our department members, in your thoughts as we mourn this tremendous loss.

Chief Sparham’s service and dedication will not be forgotten.

Information regarding memorial and funeral arrangements will be shared as it becomes available and with the family’s consent.

05/29/2026

🚒 GET TO KNOW YOUR FIREFIGHTERS 🚒

We asked our members a few fun questions so the community could get to know the people behind the gear a little better

A few things we learned:

🔥 Search & rescue and structure fires are favourite calls to train for
🛠️ Jaws of Life was the top pick for favourite equipment
🍫 Chips, beef jerky, and chocolate almonds keep the hall fueled
🧼 Cleaning toilets and washing floors are easily the least favourite chores… shocking!

But one thing stood out the most:

The best part of being a firefighter is helping our community and the family atmosphere within the department

👨🏻‍🚒We also heard some great advice passed down through generations of firefighters:

“Never leave your partner”
“Treat others the way you want to be treated”
“Everyone gets home safe”
“Relax, trust your training”

When asked to describe their station in one word, the most common answer was simple:

“Family” ❤️

05/24/2026

Last Wednesday, all three Tache Fire Stations came together for an evening of training. Firefighters sharpened their vehicle extrication skills to help ensure our crews remain prepared and ready to respond 🚒

Training together strengthens teamwork, builds experience, and helps ensure readiness for the busy season ahead 🔥

05/14/2026

🔥 PREVENT GRASS FIRES BEFORE THEY START 🔥

Dry conditions and high winds can turn a small spark into a fast moving grass fire in minutes. Help protect our community from grass fires this season by adhering to local fire restrictions and following these guidelines:

⛺️ Never leave campfires unattended. Ensure fires are fully extinguished before leaving the area and only burn in approved receptacles.

🚜 Keep equipment maintained. Farm equipment, trailers, and ATVs can create sparks or ignite dry grass if not properly maintained.

🌾 Burn responsibly. Always monitor controlled burns closely and ensure you get a burn permit.

🏍️ Don’t drive on dry grass. Hot exhaust systems from vehicles and ATVs can easily ignite dried vegetation.

🚬 Dispose of ci******es safely. Never through cigarette butts onto the ground or out of vehicle windows.

One spark is all it takes to start a grass fire. Help keep our community safe! 🚒

To learn more about preventing wildfires, visit: https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=73699

05/11/2026

🥞ONE MONTH TO GO 🥞

The Landmark Fire Station Annual Fundraising Pancake Breakfast is just one month away! Join us on June 6 for a great morning of FREE pancakes, community, and family fun while supporting your local firefighters! 🚒

We’ll also be hosting a Silent Auction with some great prizes up for grabs, stay tuned for a sneak peek of the items beforehand

📅Date: June 6, 2026
⏰Time: 8-11AM
📍Address: 150 Main Street, Landmark, MB

Thank you to our community for your continued support year after year, we look forward to seeing you there! 🔥