Two adults died in a house fire in Harvest Hill on Saturday, according to a press release published by the City of Calgary.
At approximately 1:20 a.m., the Calgary Fire Department responded to the fire in Harvest Oak Close in the northeast community of Harvest Hills and located two adults in the building.
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After firefighters brought them outside, both adults were immediately determined to be dead.
One adult and two children also live in the residence and were able to escape uninjured, the press release reads.
“Damage from the fire was confined to the garage with minor smoke damage in the rest of the occupancy,” the City of Calgary states. “Adjacent units were immediately evacuated as a precaution, with residents quickly reoccupying their homes.”
The fire department and Calgary police arson specialists are investigating the cause of the fire.
During the investigation, the street within the Harvest Oak Close complex is closed to traffic.
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