Open in full screen mode A person was found dead in the house during the firefighters' searches. Radio-Canada Speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate spoken text from written text. One person was found dead by firefighters in a house fire early Sunday according to the Regina Fire Department. An investigation has been opened. In a publication on the X platform (formerly Twitter), the Fire Department indicates that firefighters are went to the 2500 block of Elliot Street at 2 a.m. to try to control a fire. Indeed, the call came from a house in this area, near Miller Comprehensive High School. According to them, thick smoke and flames were visible on the ground floor when they arrived on scene. < p class="StyledBodyHtmlParagraph-sc-48221190-4 hnvfyV">While searching the home, firefighters said they found a deceased occupant. Loading ELSEWHERE ON INFO: No massive and historic regularization of undocumented immigrants in CanadaLoading in progress ELSE ON INFO: No massive and historic regularization of undocumented immigrants in Canada An investigation by the Regina Fire Department and medical examiner is underway.
No massive and historic regularization of undocumented immigrants in Canada
No massive and historic regularization of undocumented immigrants in Canada
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