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Oshawa fire keeps officials on scene for most of the day

Posted by news | Filed under All News Stories, Durham

A fire in Oshawa sent crews to Simcoe Street North Saturday morning.  At 3:40am, fire officials responded to a call from the Oshawa Family Golf Centre.  The building was fully engulfed in flames upon their arrival and crews are still trying to contain the blaze.  Officials say they expect to be on scene for most of the day.  Durham police and fire officials are investigating.  No injuries have been reported.

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Permalink | September 8th, 2012

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