Ottawa firefighter hurt battling Bells Corners blaze
An Ottawa firefighter was injured battling a blaze in Bells Corners Sunday afternoon.
Ottawa Fire Services did not specify the nature of the injury but said it was "non-critical."
Ottawa firefighters were called to a home on Trinity Drive at around 5:30 p.m. after approximately a dozen people called 911 to report a fire.
The first crew that arrived on scene found smoke coming from three sides of the house.
The main fire was found inside a bedroom and it had spread to the attic.
The blaze was under control by 5:52 p.m. but firefighters remained on scene into the evening for salvage operations.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
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