No injuries following ice hut fire on Lake Nipissing
Jaime McKee
No injuries and no criminal charges are expected following an ice hut fire Sunday evening on Lake Nipissing.
Nikki Shannon was in another hut when she came outside to see the inferno.
Shannon told CTV news she drove over to see what was going on, but didn't see anyone there.
The Ontario Provincial Police said debris from the fire will be removed Monday.
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