A fire or “working fire” are incidents that will require the commitment of most if not all responding companies, requiring considerable work to extinguish.
The following are incidents categorized as FIRE.
If the incident had multpile articles or postings, a tag was added using the date and street as a unique identifier. (i.e. ~19051231 Main St.) Click on the tag to see all the related information about this specific incident.
A London firefighter fleeing a smoke-filled upper floor at 87 Euclid Ave., on Tuesday doesn’t seem to share the glee of a jack-o’-lantern perched atop a porch.
A hunch by Platoon Chief Len Everett has been credited with saving his men from a collapsing floor.
One man was taken to hospital early today after a house fire at 16 Hope St. Flames gushed out the front and rear of the older dwelling and for a brief period firefighters had a tough time handling the blaze.
A man is in custody today following a fire which caused between $20,000 and $25,000 damage to the Horton Variety Store, 216 ½ Horton St., early today.
Two young children are credited with alerting their sleeping parents and preventing a possible disastrous house fire at 1211 Albany St., London, early Sunday morning.
Firefighter injured during a fire Sunday night which destroyed the Tamblyn Drugmart and damaged the adjoining Mascot Restaurant on Dundas Street
London firefighters fought a Dundas Street blaze that destroyed the Tamblyn Drugmart and heavily damaged the Mascot Restaurant. In all, six fireman were taken to hospital.
Arson is suspected in a $250,000 fire at Competition Motors Wednesday night which burned out the showroom and general offices and destroyed 12 new cars.
Flames leaped high into the sky Monday as firefighters worked to extinguish the noon-hour blaze at Belton Building Materials. (By Rick Eglinton of The Free Press) ...
Hot weather, heat from the fire and heavy protective clothing ganged up on firefighter Ernie West, top rear, as he helped Pat Darcy train a hose on the three-alarm ...
