It is with deep regret and overwhelming sadness that we report the loss and passing of our beloved Captain Chris Bruinink.
With his family by his side, Captain Bruinink peacefully and finally rested after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Our worst year in decades – 133 fire-related fatalities in 2022. Every one of these fatalities was someone’s loved one; you’re someone’s loved one. Don’t be a statistic; take #FireSafety seriously! Only working #SmokeAlarms save lives. Plan and practice a #HomeEscapePlan.
On January 3rd...
1898 - City Hall collapse
1954 - Loblaws fire
1989 - Fatal house
2018 - Colborne St house fire @ London, Ontario https://t.co/Qyj6ILQjxU
The insurance plan for London ON in October of 1881 provided fire service for the population of 19,725 people. The city had a water supply from several springs including Coombs spring.
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December 1960. (L-R) Platoon Chief Wright, Fire Fighter Jim Fitzgerald, Albert Dorman (Byron Fire Department) and Capt W. Gross. @ London, Ontario https://t.co/cdUTgS4Fq4
Early yesterday morning London Fire Crews attended a very serious fire that could have had catastrophic results. Because of quick action by way of a coordinated fire attack there was no injuries and damage was minimized because of closed doors. #closebeforeyoudoze
London called in the army to help fight this week’s weather war and the First Battalion, RCR, put armored personnel carriers on the front lines. The machines are waging war on snow so firefighters can battle blazes in the city. (November 24, 1976)
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