THUNDER BAY — A fire broke out at a home on Leys St Monday evening.
Around 6:16 p.m., fire crews were called to a home on the city's north side.
All occupants had evacuated the home by the time firefighters arrived on the scene.
The first arriving fire crew encountered smoke and flames burning through the roof of the single-story dwelling.
Water was initially applied from the exterior of the building, followed by an interior attack and a search of the building.
The blaze was brought under control, and fire damage was limited to the living room.
A total of 7 Pumpers, 1 Aerial Ladder, and 1 Command Vehicle responded to the incident.
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue would like to remind members of the public that working smoke detectors and a regularly practiced fire escape plan are essential to ensuring everyone's safety in the event of a fire at home.
