Regina Professional Fire Fighters Association IAFF Local 181

06/17/2026

After years of IAFF advocacy, Canada has enacted legislation that strengthens penalties for assaults against fire fighters and paramedics, marking a major

06/16/2026

For our fire fighters, health and wellness are not just personal priorities. They are matters of safety, longevity, and ensuring every member goes home to their family after every shift.

Our profession demands a great deal from us. We train hard, work in extreme environments, and face physical hazards, traumatic incidents, disrupted sleep, and the cumulative stresses that come with a career of service.

As an Association, we believe protecting our members means looking beyond the fireground. It means advocating for strong physical fitness, access to mental health supports, cancer prevention and early detection, regular medical screenings, healthy lifestyles, and a culture where checking in on one another is simply what we do.

This Men’s Health Month, we encourage every fire fighter to make their health a priority. Book the appointment. Have the tough conversations. Take the time to recover. Reach out to a brother who may need support.

We spend our careers protecting our communities. Let’s make sure we are protecting ourselves and each other too. This job is one of the most rewarding but also most physically and mentally demanding careers anyone can have. Staying healthy in all aspects will ensure stronger fire fighters to serve our community and stronger family men to look after their loved ones at home.

06/15/2026

Yesterday, off-duty fire fighters on our Muscular Dystrophy Committee attended the Walk and Roll for Muscular Dystrophy Event. Regina Fire Fighters were pleased to present a $2000 cheque towards their fundraising efforts. Thank you to everyone who participated!

06/15/2026

06/14/2026

A few of our members were at the No Frills on South Albert today for a fundraiser for Ranch Ehrlo with a few players from the Regina Red Sox Baseball A beautiful day to be out giving a little back to the community we love.

06/13/2026

Update on the structure fire 1700 Blk of St John St. Fire is under control. Crews continue to perform salvage and overhaul. RFPS asks the public to continue avoiding the area while operations continue. Inspector is now on scene to begin investigation into cause of the fire.

06/13/2026

Regina Fire Fighters are on scene of a structure fire 1700 Blk St John St. Reported at 6:38 am. Fire located on the 2nd floor and in the roof. Searches completed and all clear on each floor. No injuries. Please avoid the are while crews continue working to get fire under control. Fire will be under investigation.

06/11/2026

Regina Fire Fighters responded to the 1800 Blk of Broder St at 11:43pm last night for a reported house fire. On arrival the fire was located on the main floor and extinguished quickly. All searches completed with no injuries reported. Fire is under investigation.

06/09/2026

Members on or our Critical Incident Stress Management and Peer Support teams attended a two-day Applied Su***de Intervention Skill Training (ASIST) workshop put on by An incredible course with two very passionate and authentic trainers who equipped attendees with very practical and effective skills to provide assistance to individuals who are experiencing suicidal thoughts.

06/08/2026

A few of our members out for some fun & fitness for a good cause!