Grant Fire Rescue - RM 372

05/31/2026

Yesterday afternoon, Grant RM Fire & Rescue responded to a two-vehicle collision on Highway 2.

Our members worked alongside responding agencies to ensure the scene was managed safely and efficiently. Thank you to everyone involved for their cooperation and professionalism.

We would also like to remind motorists to slow down and use caution when approaching emergency scenes to help keep responders and the public safe.

Grant RM Fire & Rescue returned to service at 23:40.

05/11/2026

Today, Grant RM Fire & Rescue is proud to unveil our new truck!

This addition to our fleet is an important investment in the safety of our community and will help us continue to respond effectively when called upon.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to Fort Garry Fire Trucks for their support and work in helping make this possible.

Most importantly, thank you to all of our dedicated volunteers whose hard work, time, and commitment helped bring this project to life. This would not have been possible without the incredible support and effort from our department members and community.

We are excited to put this truck into service and continue serving our community with pride. 🚒

04/22/2026

On April 21st, Grant RM Fire & Rescue conducted water rescue training to further strengthen our skills and preparedness.

Water rescue training is a critical part of what we do. Whether responding to flooded roadways, ice-related incidents, or water emergencies, having the knowledge and hands-on experience ensures we can act quickly and safely when every second counts.

This type of training is a valuable asset to our community, helping ensure that our team is ready to protect lives in a wide range of emergency situations.

We remain committed to ongoing training so we can continue to serve our community with professionalism, confidence, and care.

04/06/2026

Call Update:
On April 5th at 21:31, Grant RM Fire Department responded to a semi truck fire approximately 11 km northwest of Aberdeen on Highway 41.

The driver was able to disconnect the trailer, preventing damage to the cargo.

Fourteen members responded with all units: E871J, W871J, W872J, and R871J.

Crews were back in service at 1:14 April 6th.

03/28/2026

Call Update:
On March 27th at 19:50, Grant RM Fire Rescue responded to a single-vehicle rollover off Highway 41.

Six members attended the call.

Crews are back in service at 21:55.

03/12/2026

Call Update:
On March 12th at 14:36, Grant Fire & Rescue responded to a vehicle in the ditch on Highway 2 south of the Highway 5 junction.

Four members attended the call with units E871J and W873J.

Crews were back in service at 15:50.

With icy roads in the area, we remind everyone to drive carefully and adjust their speed accordingly.

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

Tonight, Grant RM Fire & Rescue was honoured by the Government of Saskatchewan with the Saskatchewan Premier’s Commendation for our efforts during the 2025 wildfires.

Chief Colten Lynchuk, Deputy Fire Chief Amie Bussiere, Lieutenant Kirk Senger, and firefighters Wyatt Starosta, Kyle Lynchuk, Jordan Florizone, Tyler Bilinski, Daniel Unruh, and Mario Lafreniere were presented with medals recognizing their volunteer service up north.

In addition, the entire department received a Medal of Commendation for our collective efforts during the wildfire response.

We are incredibly proud of the dedication, courage, and commitment shown by all of our members. Our community is truly fortunate to have such an outstanding team.

02/22/2026

🚒 Grant Fire Rescue – Early Morning Structure Fire Response 🚒

At 3:33 a.m. on Sunday, February 22nd, Grant Fire Rescue was dispatched to a reported structure fire.

Five members responded with three units: E871J, W873J, and W872J.

Upon arrival, crews encountered heavy clutter on the exterior of the building, which made access to the fire more challenging. Despite the difficult conditions, firefighters quickly located and extinguished the fire, preventing further damage and saving the remainder of the structure.

We would like to remind everyone that when using wood-burning stoves or outdoor wood heat sources, please keep a clear area around your home and outbuildings. Exterior clutter can contribute to fire spread and limit emergency access when every second counts.

All units were back in service at 6:00 a.m.

Thank you to our dedicated volunteers who respond at all hours to keep our community safe.