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We’ll be at Pet Valu 1422 Fanshawe Park Rd tomorrow with a pet safety display and fire truck tours! Bring your fire, lif...
06/23/2026

We’ll be at Pet Valu 1422 Fanshawe Park Rd tomorrow with a pet safety display and fire truck tours!
Bring your fire, life & pet safety questions question with you. 3-6pm 🕰️

06/23/2026

Our policing family is once again facing the unthinkable. Today, we stand united with the Montreal Police Service (Service de police de la Ville de Montréal - SPVM) after one of their officers was killed, and another officer was seriously injured while protecting their community.

Since June 9, our policing community has been confronted with unprecedented and deeply troubling violence. On June 9, OPP Provincial Constable Tarun Bali was struck and killed while on duty in Hearst. Only two days later, on June 11, Toronto Police Service Constable Marc Pinizzotto was shot and killed while executing a warrant. Yesterday, a Peel Regional Police officer was shot at in Mississauga, and overnight, two RCMP officers were seriously injured during a shooting in Melville, Saskatchewan. Now, we are mourning yet another fallen officer in Montreal.

On behalf of the OPP, I extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends and colleagues of these fallen heroes. Their loss is immeasurable, and we will ensure their service and sacrifice are never forgotten.

Our officers continue to stand in our communities, protecting the public in the face of danger, and responding with courage, professionalism and unwavering commitment. But they cannot, and should not, stand alone. They need the full support of the justice and social systems, our partners and all Canadians. We owe it to every officer we have lost — and every officer who continues to serve — to do everything in our power to protect them.

Today, we remember. We stand together. And we remain resolute in our mission to keep communities safe.

It was our honour to join the community this past Friday and participate in the Grand Entry for the Indigenous Solidarit...
06/22/2026

It was our honour to join the community this past Friday and participate in the Grand Entry for the Indigenous Solidarity Day celebration at Victoria Park. It was wonderful to see so many people out to recognize, learn about & celebrate the history, heritage, resilience & diversity of First Nations, Inuit & Métis Peoples.

It’s Senior’s Month and we’re here at Cherryhill Village Mall Cherryhill Village Mall promoting fire & life safety. Enga...
06/18/2026

It’s Senior’s Month and we’re here at Cherryhill Village Mall Cherryhill Village Mall promoting fire & life safety. Engaging with many seniors at this busy mall 😊
Cherryhill Village Mall

06/18/2026

The 30th annual celebration of Indigenous Solidarity Day is on June 19th in Victoria Park. Don't miss out. 🪶

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📍 Victoria Park (London, Ontario)
⏰ Celebrate from 11AM to 3PM
🦅 Grand Entry at 11AM
🌄 Sunrise Ceremony at 6AM (fire lit at 5:30AM)

Food • Crafts • Powwow Drumming • Powwow Dancing • Prizes • Community

Dance honorariums for adults, youth, and tiny tots. Entry is public and free; family-friendly. Solidarity Day will be in the park at the same time as the Children's Festival; we'll be on the side of Victoria Park that faces Centennial Hall!

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In partnership between Atlohsa Family Healing Services, Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians, SOAHAC, N'Amerind Friendship Centre, and the City of London.

We’re here at Pet Valu 340 Clarke Rd with a pet & life safety display until 7 pm. It’s busy here as it’s nail trim night...
06/17/2026

We’re here at Pet Valu 340 Clarke Rd with a pet & life safety display until 7 pm. It’s busy here as it’s nail trim night 💅 🐾 Be sure to stop by our table and pick up safety info your pet and your family. Thanks to Dexter our model 🐶

Another successful Coffee with a Firefighter with our friends at McDonalds 103 Fanshawe Park Rd this morning. It was gre...
06/16/2026

Another successful Coffee with a Firefighter with our friends at McDonalds 103 Fanshawe Park Rd this morning. It was great meeting so many of their customers and being able to answer any fire and life safety questions.

Thank you to the amazing team at McDonalds for always welcoming us and helping us!

We’re here at the Seniors’ Health Fair promoting fire safety! #
06/10/2026

We’re here at the Seniors’ Health Fair promoting fire safety!
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Thank you Simply Kids Childcare - London for inviting us to teach the children fire safety!
06/10/2026

Thank you Simply Kids Childcare - London for inviting us to teach the children fire safety!

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