A fire has left a home 'not livable' until repairs can be undertaken, the deputy chief for the North Cowichan Fire Department says.
A fire has left a home “not livable” until repairs can be undertaken, the deputy chief for the North Cowichan Fire Department says.
“Upon arrival, they saw significant smoke coming from a two-storey building,” Chris Jancowski, deputy fire chief, said in a Zoom interview.No one was home when the fire started, but the homeowner arrived to find the fire and called 911.However, the family is not living in the home following the fire due to the damage.
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