Six Nations Fire fighters rushed out into freezing temperatures last Thursday night when a family home went up in flames. A two story structure on Fifth Line was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on the scene. Six Nations Fire Chief Mike Seth said a single person was living in the home but escaped without injury. He said cause of the fire was accidental but may have been electrical in nature. The Ontario Fire Marshall\u2019s office is investigating. Fire Chief Seth said Onondaga Fire also attended scene. \u201cThey were called in to assist because of the roads. We were having difficulty getting trucks on the roads and volunteers had difficulty getting to the station with the ice and weather.\u201d He said once on scene firefighters knocked it down quickly…. <\/p>\n
Six Nations Fire fighters rushed out into freezing temperatures last Thursday night when a family home went up in flames. A two story structure on Fifth Line was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on the scene. Six Nations Fire Chief Mike Seth said a single person was living in the home but escaped without injury. He said cause of the fire was accidental but may have been electrical in nature. The Ontario Fire Marshall\u2019s office is investigating. Fire Chief Seth said Onondaga Fire also attended scene. \u201cThey were called in to assist because of the roads. We were having difficulty getting trucks on the roads and volunteers had difficulty getting to the station with the ice and weather.\u201d He said once on scene firefighters knocked it down quickly.... <\/p>\n