Seven people have been displaced after the second fire in an Ottawa neighbourhood in less than a week.
The fire broke out just before 7 a.m. Monday in a second-floor bedroom of a home on Russell Road, near Tupper Avenue and Southvale Crescent.
Fire crews encountered heavy smoke when they arrived and had the fire under control within 10 minutes. No one was injured.It's the second fire in the area in five days. On Thursday, a woman in her 30s was treated for smoke inhalation after aWe are on scene for a 🔥 in the 2000 block of Russell Rd off of Tupper Ave & Southvale Cres. Heavy smoke upon entry to the townhome. A 🔥 was found in a 2nd flr bedroom.
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