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Kitchen fire at The Lighthouse caused by cardboard boxes on stove

The Saskatoon Fire Department says a kitchen fire at The Lighthouse was caused by cardboard boxes on a stove. File / Global News

Investigators determined a fire that occurred at The Lighthouse was caused by cardboard boxes that were improperly stored on a stove.

The Saskatoon Fire Department was called to 304 2nd Ave. South at around 2:45 p.m. on Aug. 9.

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Upon arrival, fire crews saw several people had evacuated the building.

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Firefighters found an extinguished fire in the kitchen, and ensured all occupants were outside.

Due to high temperatures, the fire department asked Saskatoon Transit to deliver a bus to the scene. The Lighthouse occupants were allowed on the bus for relief from the hot weather, and given water. Saskatoon Fire Department / Supplied

Firefighters ventilated smoke and carbon monoxide from the building before occupants were allowed back inside.

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No injuries were reported.

Damages are estimated at $10,000, according to the fire department.

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