No one was injured after a fire damaged a home in Moncton on Wednesday.
Crews with the Moncton Fire Department responded to the scene at the intersection of St. George Street and Robinson Street at approximately 7:20 a.m.
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Fire captain Brian MacDonald told Global News it’s believed that the fire started in the kitchen of a second-floor unit.
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The fire caused substantial damage to that unit and smoke damage throughout the rest of the complex.
The investigation is ongoing.
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