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  LONDON, ONT. -- A portion of Westminster Drive near London, Ont. was closed for several hours Friday morning after a tractor-trailer jackknifed. According to the OPP the driver of the tractor-trailer suffered minor injuries in the crash. Emergency crews were called to the area between Colonel Talbot and Westdel Bourne shortly after 8 a.m. for a reported vehicle in the ditch. Crews remained on scene in the area to remove the tractor-trailer. The road reopened shortly before 10 a.m. No other injuries were reported. #MiddlesexOPP along with @MLPS911 and @LdnOntFire on scene of transpor...

Article content A fire that did $100,000 damage to a southwest London barn is deemed suspicious, city police say. And a 28-year-old man is facing arson charges in connection with another suspicious blaze at a Mornington Avenue apartment building last month, police said Wednesday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Fire that razed Lambeth-area barn deemed suspicious: police Back to video Fire crews responded about 12:45 p.m. Tuesday to the fire south of Colonel Talbot and Pack roads, not far from Lambeth, police said. Eighteen firefighters contai...

Article content Incident update: fire is knocked down and crews are putting out hot spots. Northbound Colonial Talbot closed to traffic. No injuries reported working with @lpsmediaoffice@MLPS911#ldnontpic.twitter.com/fwtJnN5ft7— London Fire Department (@LdnOntFire) May 18, 2021 “Some embers lit up some scrub along the fence line, but that’s been extinguished. They’re now out,” Fitzgerald said. Though the fire was shot down fairly quickly after crews arrived to heavy plumes of black smoke at the scene early Tuesday afternoon, firefighters were working to fully extinguish the fire for...

  LONDON, ONT. -- A London man is facing several charges after police had to use a tire spike to stop a stolen truck that allegedly rammed two cruisers in the west end of the city. A Dodge Ram was reported stolen in the Masonville area early Tuesday morning. About an hour later, police observed the truck on Colonel Talbot Road. Officers used a tire deflation device in the area of Main and Campbell streets in Lambeth. Police say the suspect kept driving but was eventually cornered on Westdel Bourne, where the driver slammed into two marked cruisers. No one was hurt.

John B. Dauphin was a descendant of Old France. His father, also known as John Dauphin, was a barrel cooper and the first collector of taxes and assessor for Kent and Essex counties. He was appointed by the commissioners of the Sandwich courts, Mssrs Hands and Chewitt, both lawyers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. RHODES: When John Dauphin met Col. Thomas Talbot Back to video Taxes, as John could recall, were $1 per hundred acres and people were taxed for stock as well, with 12 cents being required for a cow and 25 cents for a horse.