File photo of a London fire truck. (Photo by Miranda Chant, Blackburn News)London police have released the name of a woman killed in an apartment fire.
Theresa Boudreau, 60, was found dead in an apartment at 630 Huron St. early Thursday morning. Firefighters had been called to the building around 3:40am after fire broke out.
An investigation by the Office of the Fire Marshall continues, although police say the incident does not appear to be criminally suspicious.
The West Region Coroner is still investigation Bourdreau's cause of death.
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