Fire at ByWard Market parking garage
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Fire crews were on the scene of a fire in a ByWard Market parking garage early Wednesday morning.
The fire at 20 York St., near Sussex Drive, broke out at 6:50 a.m. on Wednesday. Fire officials said a vehicle in the underground parking garage caught fire.
Firefighters at the scene had the fire under control by 7:06, Ottawa Fire Services tweeted.
Crews remained on scene Wednesday morning ventilating the smoke from the underground garage.
Since 06:50, we have been on scene at 20 York St for a vehicle �� in the underground parking garage. Firefighters arrived in 3 min after being dispatched & quickly had the fire under control at 07:06. 1/2 #OttNews
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