A family of five has been displaced after a house fire on Sunday in Minto, N.B.
There were no injuries from the fire at the home on Pleasant Drive, which was first reported at approximately 11 a.m.
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The Canadian Red Cross says the family of five, a couple and three children, are currently staying with relatives.
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They’ve been helped by Canadian Red Cross volunteers with emergency purchases like clothing, food and other essentials.
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