Highrise fire sends nine people to hospital

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Highrise fire sends nine people to hospital

October 5, 2016
By CBC News

Oct. 5, 2016, Ottawa - A fire in a highrise building in Lowertown early Wednesday morning sent nine people to hospital — including three children and a police officer — for smoke inhalation. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

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