At least five people have been displaced after a house fire in Shelburne, N.S., on Labour Day.
The Canadian Red Cross says there were no injuries from the fire.
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A couple and three children from one unit of the duplex are staying with relatives and getting help from Canadian Red Cross volunteers with emergency purchases, including clothing and food.
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The Canadian Red Cross has no information about the fire’s impact on the occupants of the other unit, although they say that similar support will be offered if needed.
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