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Damage estimated at $100K in Saskatoon apartment fire

No injuries were reported after a fire at an apartment building in Saskatoon caused $100,000 in damage. Julien Founier / Global News

An early morning apartment fire in Saskatoon that caused in $100,000 in damage was started by the careless disposal of smoking material.

The Saskatoon Fire Department received a call just before 4 a.m. Tuesday of smoke and flame in a suite at an apartment building at 26 Maxwell Cres.

Firefighters arrived to find smoke coming from a corner suite and people evacuating the building.

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The fire was confined to the suite and crews searched the building to ensure no one was still inside.

No injuries were reported after a fire at an apartment building in Saskatoon caused $100,000 in damage. Saskatoon Fire Department / Supplied

Saskatoon Transit buses were brought in to provide shelter for people who had been evacuated.

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They were allowed back in once firefighters had cleared the building of smoke and carbon monoxide readings were normal.

No injuries were reported.

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