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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Woman dies behind the wheel on Oxford Street
A woman is dead following a serious crash on Oxford Street Wednesday morning. The crash occurred just after 8 a.m. on Oxford Street just west of Wharncliffe Road. A woman involved in the crash died...
Ice Rescue Training
London Fire Fighters training for ice rescue emergencies.
Defibrillator Donation in LFD Memory
The Fund will be donating its 83rd defibrillator this coming January 21st in memory of London Fire Department member Les Eaid. Our relationship with the LFD started in 2009 with our first Motorcycle Ride! Since...
Townhouse Fire
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K Foster’s Last Day
Visiting Ken Foster on his 2nd last day after 23 yrs of dedicated service~Happy Retirement! #youwillbemissed #family @LPFFA @JackBurt13 pic.twitter.com/bTia0b2Skd— Lori (@Hamertime436) January 18, 2018
Police probe months-long arson string
Two homes under construction, and the entire facing wall of a third home were heavily damaged by a suspicious fire on Lawson Road, west of Sandbar Street last August in London, Ont. (MIKE HENSEN,...
