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Article content Jesse Oshell, deputy chief with Greater Sudbury Fire Services, said crews responded mid-morning to the blaze at the north end of Stanley Street, west of Beatty Street. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Apartment fire on Stanley Street displaces five Back to video “There were reports of smoke from one unit of a five-unit apartment complex,” he said. “Residents were at home and in other units, but fortunately none were hurt.” Some family pets were affected, however, and had to be rescued and provided oxygen. “Firefighters d...

Article content Jesse Oshell, deputy chief with Greater Sudbury Fire Services, said crews responded mid-morning to the blaze at the north end of Stanley Street, west of Beatty Street. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Apartment fire on Stanley Street displaces five Back to video “There were reports of smoke from one unit of a five-unit apartment complex,” he said. “Residents were at home and in other units, but fortunately none were hurt.” Some family pets were affected, however, and had to be rescued and provided oxygen. “Firefighters d...

Article content Greater Sudbury Fire Services responded with several units to a fire at the Fisher Wavy plant on Skead Road on Saturday morning. “@CGSFireServices on scene with multiple units at Fisher plant on Skead rd.” Deputy Fire Chief Jesse Oshell said in a tweet. “Tanker operations occurring please be cautious in area.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. This story will be updated.

Article content OPP and Greater Sudbury firefighters and paramedics are at the scene of a three-vehicle accident that occurred on Sunday afternoon on Highway 17 East at Whitefish. “Volunteers from Lively and Whitefish quick to assist (patients) and ensure the safety of all involved,” deputy fire chief Jesse Oshell said on Twitter. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. The highway has been closed. No other details have been released.

Article content Kelsey Heikkila was inside with her two children when she heard a bang outside her Garson home and then a splashing noise. “My immediate thought was, OK, both my kids are inside, so who’s in my pool?” she said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Moose rescued from Garson pool Back to video The resident of Sandra Court said it’s common to have wildlife experiences in her neighbourhood, but the pool crasher was unusual enough that she wasn’t even sure what it was at first. “I’m like, is that a horse? No, it’s a donkey....