Fire crews remain on scene after battling a blaze at a vacant seniors’ home in Cap-Pelé, N.B., on Wednesday.
Fire crews from four different New Brunswick municipalities worked to douse the blaze, which ignited early in the morning.
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The seniors’ home has been vacant since it closed in July, Cap-Pelé fire chief Ronald Cormier told Global News.
Cormier said the fire caused extensive damage to the kitchen and living areas in the facility, as well as several rooms.
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The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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