A very special visit…
@BonaventurePS #FDK Had a VERY special visit from @LPFFA today! So grateful and excited. Overheard “I got to see EVERYTHING on the fire truck!” 🚒 pic.twitter.com/GS3EOiDFA9 — Cathy Brophey (@CBrophey) ...
Thanks for visiting
Welcome & thank you to our Fire Fighter community helpers for visiting with our DE programs this morning! @LPFFA @TVDSB pic.twitter.com/6xXgCpVBLD — FD Roosevelt PS (@FDRooseveltPS) March 28, 2018
Got burning questions?
(File photo) London fire officials ready to answer the burning Questions. Ask before you burn. That’s the message from the London fire department as backyard fire season approaches. ...
Thank You Chapters & Indigo Kids
Thankyou Chapters & Indigo Kids. Had a great time teaching all those kids about fire safety. 🚒@chaptersindigo @LPFFA @LdnOntTV pic.twitter.com/LBW8RbsPnG — Jason Poole (@FPOPoole) March 16, 2018
Change clocks and check detectors
Time to Change your Clocks and the Batteries in all Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms March 7, 2018 – Clocks will move forward one hour at 2 a.m. on March ...
Program aims to change grim reality
Week 1, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Back row, from left to right: Todd Cornelius of Oneida Nation, Kirk French of Chippewa of Thames, Matthew Henry-Riley of Chippewa of the Thames, ...
Illegal smokes pack fire risk
London Deputy Fire Chief Jack Burt (DEREK RUTTAN, The London Free Press) Contraband cigarettes, with none of the self-extinguishing features of legal brands, tied to recent London house ...
Hometown Heroes night
Chief @John_Pare and @SandashaLPS were honoured to stand alongside representatives from @OPP @LPFFA and @MLPS911 at the @LondonNationals opening ceremony for the Hometown Heroes night. #Nats911Night #ldnont #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/CNmUiDZOc9 — ...
London FD urging residents to dig out hydrants
(CTV London - Hydrant lost in a snow bank) London fire officials are asking residents to help dig out hydrants following the recent dumping of snowfall. Seconds count ...
Londoners asked to dig out fire hydrants
Londoners digging out from the wallop of snow we’ve gotten over the last week are being asked by fire officials to also dig out any fire hydrants near their homes to make them easier to see in the event of a fire.