A fire at Pope John Paul II high school in Thunder Bay, Ontario, led to a student evacuation this morning. The school has since been deemed safe by fire officials.
Students at Pope John Paul II in Thunder Bay , Ont., are back in class after a morning fire prompted an evacuation. 'The Thunder Bay Fire Service quickly responded, assessed the situation, and has since deemed the school safe. Buses will be picking up students to return them back to school,' the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board (TBCDSB) said in a statement issued shortly after 10 a.m. ET Thursday.
'We appreciate your patience and understanding as we prioritized the safety and well-being of everyone involved,' said the TBCDSB. CBC News has reached out to Thunder Bay Fire Rescue for further information about the cause and exact location of the fire in the school. This story will be updated once a response is received
FIRE SCHOOL EVACUATION SAFETY THUNDER BAY
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