Three people have been displaced and are receiving assistance from the Canadian Red Cross after a house fire on Tuesday in Grafton, N.B.
No one was injured in the fire, which was first reported at 4:30 a.m.
The Canadian Red Cross said the fire occurred on the same property where a house was destroyed six weeks ago.
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The three people affected had been living in a detached structure on the property along Route 585 since the fire June 30 that displaced them and two tenants from an adjacent house.
Volunteers with the Red Cross are assisting the three with emergency lodging and purchases like clothing and food.
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