Eight people are temporarily out of their homes following a fire in downtown Moncton on Monday.
The fire started on the deck of an apartment on Dominion Street at around 4 p.m., according to the Canadian Red Cross.
Read more: Fire damages boat repair shop in Moncton
The organization says the building is an older house that contains three separate apartments.
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Canadian Red Cross volunteers are helping with emergency lodging and meals for three adults and three children from two separate apartments.
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The two other tenants have reportedly made their own arrangements.
No one was injured in the blaze.
A call to the Moncton Fire Department was not immediately returned on Tuesday.
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