It was a busy Sunday morning for London, Ont., firefighters as they put out two blazes on opposite ends of the city.
The London Fire Department tweeted about the first blaze at 8:12 a.m.
It took place on Littlewoods Drive near Highway 401 in southwest London and involved a structure that was on fire.
Fire crews extinguished the blaze and called in the fire marshal’s office for further investigation.
At 8:38 a.m., the fire department tweeted about another blaze on Bonaventure Drive in east London.
London police will lead the investigation into the second fire.
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In addition to extinguishing two blazes on Sunday, London fire crews also helped the Middlesex Centre Fire Department with rescuing a person in medical distress.
The rescue took place on the north bank of Thames River at end of Denfield Road.
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