Jordyn Read
Sarnia Fire Rescue responded to an overnight house fire on the 500 block of India road, 12:30 a.m. on Saturday in Sarnia.
Fire crews say working smoke alarms provided early detection and a safe escape for occupants.
.@SarniaFire responded to a structure fire on the 500 block of Indian Road at approx 12:30AM and performed another quick knock down. Working smoke alarms in the residence provided early detection and a safe escape by the occupants. No injuries. Working smoke alarms save lives! pic.twitter.com/tXSds3Aj1Z
— Sarnia Fire Rescue (@SarniaFire) February 20, 2021There were no injuries reported.
Sarnia Fire Rescue are reminding residents "working smoke alarms save lives."
-
U.S., Canadian rescue effort saves 31 people before ship sinks in stormy Atlantic
Canadian and American rescuers are describing a tightly choreographed effort in heaving Atlantic seas that saved 31 seafarers early Wednesday before an offshore scallop dragger sank off Nova Scotia. -
Two people charged in almost two-year-old homicide case: Manitoba RCMP
Russell RCMP officers have charged two people in connection to homicide from 2019. -
Woodstock police searching for pickup truck in connection to arson investigation
Woodstock police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect vehicle wanted in relation to an arson investigation last month.
