Fire News Headlines

An investigation is underway on a suspicious fire that took place November 1st at 2:30 am in the 600 block of 7th Avenue in Hanover. Upon arrival, fire crews found a 5th wheel travel trailer fully engulfed in flames.

Ontario is replacing its public safety radio network, launching a years-long project to improve communications for first responders and others.

As Londoners get ready to fall back an hour, the London Fire Department is asking everyone to make sure they have working carbon monoxide (CO) detectors.

CAMBRIDGE — A man was found dead in the chute of a donation clothing bin on Thursday.

According to the city of Burlington, Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week in Ontario runs Nov. 1 to Nov. 7.

Every year from November 1st to the 7th marks Carbon Monoxide Awareness week with Waterloo Fire Rescue offering tips to make your home safer.

TORONTO -- A deadly crash on a busy toll highway north of Toronto may have been caused by a mechanical failure in one of the vehicles involved, Ontario Provincial Police said Thursday.

THUNDER BAY — A mobile home fire in rural Thunder Bay last Sunday in which an adult male died at the scene has also claimed a woman's life.

A landlord in Mitchell has learned that buying a couple of smoke alarms is a lot cheaper than being fined for failing to install and maintain them.

The condition of a 17-year-old boy has been upgraded from life-threatening to serious after a house fire in South Bruce Peninsula on Tuesday morning.