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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Wrong alarm almost kills couple
(London Free Press - Carbon monoxide detector.) It’s a cautionary tale about the “silent killer.” A London couple is trumpeting the need for carbon monoxide (CO) detectors after a close call at their...
Fire doesn’t take a Christmas vacation
- Submitted photo, OurLondon.ca A house fire is devastating no matter the time of year, but during the holiday season it can hit harder for everyone involved. “It’s tough at anytime, but when...
3 fires, 24 hours: Investigation of blazes that sent 3 to hospital
London police and fire investigate blazes that sent 3 to hospital Three fires in 24 hours kept London police officers and fire crews busy. Both organizations are currently involved in three different fires that happened...
Three fires in London leave two in hospital
London police, London fire department and the Ontario Fire Marshal?s office are investigating a Friday evening blaze at 214 Egerton St. that critically injured two people. The fire was one of three in London...
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Phenomenal Job
A phenomenal job this weekend by the women and men of the London Fire Department and all of our first response community partners at London Police Service, MLEMS, and the OFM. It makes me proud...
