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Residents describe escape from Oxford St blaze
‘We weren’t able to breathe,’: residents describe escape from Oxford Street blaze that injured two Fire crews work to douse a fire at 1004 Oxford Street East Thursday, April 18, 2019 (Liny Lambeirnk /...
Blaze at a variety store on Oxford St E
#LdnOnt firefighters are fighting a blaze at a variety store on Oxford Street East, just east of Quebec St. Police have closed the area to traffic between Quebec and Stuart streets. pic.twitter.com/wOpSPk29VH— Juha Jonathan (@JuhaatLFPress)...
Fittest, Survives
Source: Facebook | Jack Plant It has been suggested that this type of engine was used in London and/or this company manufactured Steam Engines in London Ontario. Looking for experts to help...
Kindergarten Career Fair
Community Helpers in to support Kindergarten Career Fair.
Carbon monoxide levels force evacuation of apartment building
(Free Press File photo) Elevated levels of carbon monoxide forced the evacuation of a highrise apartment building at 544 Talbot St. Monday evening. No one was hurt in the incident. “There were people...
River Training
LFD A-Platoon (WIRT) demonstrating annual rescue skills in the Thames river fast flowing swift water. #morethanfires. @LPFFA @Hamertime436 @JackBurt13 @Hayes_R_J @DCHuntLondon @ShewellColin pic.twitter.com/lXQi0XCqZx — London Fire Department (@LdnOntFire) April 7, 2019
