Ontario police say three people missing after house fire on Pikangikum First Nation
Ontario Provincial Police say three people remain unaccounted for in a remote First Nation in northwestern Ontario after a fire tore through a home earlier this week.
OPP say they were called to Pikangikum First Nation more than 500 kilometres north of Thunder Bay late Wednesday night.Three people were still unaccounted for as of Thursday night. Police say the scene is being held until the Ontario Fire Marshal arrives to determine the cause, origin and circumstances of the fire.
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