History fills our human need for tales about our community and about the things that we have done. Understanding the service of today involves accurately recalling history. History can offer potential solutions to current problems and help guide and direct us when solving them.
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A 911 call alerts London police to body in river
The London police Major Crimes division has launched an investigation after a body was discovered on the bank of the Thames River. (Brent Lale / CTV London) The London police Major Crimes division has launched...
Christmas Dinner
Captain Wilson & crew from Engine 4, Inspector McMillan, PIC Byron and Fire Admin served a yummy festive lunch today at Kiwanis Seniors' Community Centre. Thanks to the team at Kiwanis for inviting us over! #Community
Fire at ‘boarding house’
Fire at 'boarding house' sends people fleeing to roof Residents fled to the roof and used a window to escape a fire Wednesday that is being investigated as suspicious in nature. Two people were hurt...
Truck – Update
Originally purchase by the London Fire Department this 1961 LaFrance 900 series truck has been a lot of the country. Placed into service as a replacement for Engine 4, this engine retired as Engine 7....
London Toy Firetruck
Source: Vintage London, Ontario | Facebook
