Fireman clipped 10 days pay over coiffure
The London Evening Free Press Wednesday, June 2, 1976 By Don Gibb of The Free Press A London fireman who was suspended without pay for 10 days because the length ...
Consultant’s Report Burns Firefighters
A fire consultant’s report recommends that aerial trucks be manned by six firefighters.
Trucker trapped in wreck
A Quebec trucker was trapped inside the crushed cab of his transport near London for more than two hours Tuesday afternoon while provincial police, firefighters and ambulance attendants worked to free him.
Joining Forces
London firefighters intend to affiliate with the burns unit at Victoria Hospital and become directly involved in the unit’s rehabilitation program.
Three Londoners critical after fires
Three persons are in critical condition in hospital today – victims of fire in the city over the last two days.
Epitaph of a Firehall
London’s oldest fire station is now an empty boarded-up building at 160 Bruce St.
Transformer fire disrupts London
An explosion and fire in a key transformer station crippled downtown London Thursday, causing loss of business, disruption and inconvenience.
Middlesex computerizes Radio system to link firehalls
For the first time, all rural firehalls, now on independent radio systems, will be able to communicate with each other and with London.
Bruce Street loses family friend
Old No. 3 firehall on Bruce Street has been boarded up after serving its neighborhood since 1880.
London lawyer, 74, dies in fire
Gerald M. Purcell, 74, a London lawyer died of smoke inhalation Saturday in a fire in his seventh-storey apartment at 396 Queens Avenue.