Fireboats of Toronto

At least four Fireboats in Toronto have helped protect its waterfront and maritime commerce.

T.J. Clark		1911-1923	A private vessel.[1] Converted to a passenger vessel.[1]
Charles A. Reed		1923-?	The city's first full-time official fireboat.[1]
William Lyon Mackenzie		1963–present
Sora		2005–present	Formerly a Canadian Coast Guard vessel.

See also

• Fireboats of Baltimore
• Fireboats of Boston
• Fireboats of Chicago
• Fireboats of Connecticut
• Fireboats of Detroit
• Fireboats of Houston
• Fireboats of Jacksonville, Florida
• Fireboats of Long Beach, California
• Fireboats of New Orleans
• Fireboats of New York City
• Fireboats of Philadelphia
• Fireboats of San Diego
• Fireboats of San Francisco
• Fireboats of Vancouver
• Fireboats on the Mississippi River system

References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Ship of the Month No. 35 T. J. Clark". Maritime History of the Great Lakes. Archived from the original on 2013-03-02. "T. J." was fitted with fire fighting equipment and she served, in addition to her regular duties, as harbour and island fireboat until 1923 when the Toronto Fire Department took delivery of its own vessel, the wooden pumper CITY OF TORONTO T. F. D., soon renamed CHARLES A. REED.