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.
History is every bit as fantastic and as exciting as a novel.
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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
London’s fire chief explains need for 15th station
After years of searching, London’s fire department has picked a home for the city’s next fire station. A new station to serve the city’s growing southeast could soon be built in an industrial park north of...
Fire Prevention Week Kick-Off
The London Fire Dept kicked-off Fire Prevention Week last night outside and inside Budweiser Gardens where the Knights defeated the Attack 4-1! Fire Chief Lori Hamer and Acting Deputy Fire Chief Jack Burt, along...
After School Collision
A car mounted the curb and struck a crossing guard. Gerry Dewan reports.
Join us for Safety Week
Join us for fire safety night at @OldNavy on Wellington Rd S. #SafetyWeek #LdnOnt @LPFFA @LdnOntTV pic.twitter.com/QRjWGkZQQv — Jason Poole (@FPOPoole) September 28, 2018
