Seven Nova Scotians have been displaced after fires ripped through two homes overnight Friday.
The Canadian Red Cross says the first fire broke out at a mini-home along Antrim Road in Carroll’s Corner, near Elmsdale.
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A woman and her sons aged 12 and seven were able to escape the blaze unharmed.
The Red Cross says the second fire, which happened around 2 a.m. Saturday, damaged a house with three apartments on Dufferin Street in Bridgewater.
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Three adults arranged to stay with relatives or friends, and Red Cross volunteers are assisting one man with emergency lodging, food and clothing.
There were no injuries.
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