Epitaph of a Firehall
London’s oldest fire station is now an empty boarded-up building at 160 Bruce St.
London’s oldest fire station is now an empty boarded-up building at 160 Bruce St.
An explosion and fire in a key transformer station crippled downtown London Thursday, causing loss of business, disruption and inconvenience.
For the first time, all rural firehalls, now on independent radio systems, will be able to communicate with each other and with London.
Old No. 3 firehall on Bruce Street has been boarded up after serving its neighborhood since 1880.
By Sam McLeod of The Free Press Many a fond memory is all that’s left to reflect upon for five-year-old Mary Rogers and hundreds of other children who lived in ...
The new No. 3 firehall on Commissioners Road near Wonderland Road won’t be opening for another month.
Gerald M. Purcell, 74, a London lawyer died of smoke inhalation Saturday in a fire in his seventh-storey apartment at 396 Queens Avenue.
London firefighter Jack Garfat saved the life of a Grace Street woman early today and was badly burned himself.
Many involved in highway drama Diary of truck crash: 10:25 p.m., May 16 At 10:24 p.m., Friday, Muhammad Ali and Ron Lyle were waltzing in a Las Vegas boxing ring, ...
An unusual photo in that it shown here pumping at a house fire sometime in the mid '70s. Truck 1 arrived first to the fire,which was on King St east of Adelaide. Engine 1 was returning from another alarm so Truck 1 hit the hydrant and laid lines.