Fire crews on scene of Aurora church fire

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Fire crews on scene of Aurora church fire

Fire crews are battling a massive fire at a century-old church in Aurora, Ont. The blaze, which is believed to have started in the roof, has drawn crews from Richmond Hill, Aurora and several of the departments that make up York Region. See the story here.
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