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5 lives lost, including an unborn baby, in Brampton house fire, says relative
Three adult females and a toddler died in a multi-generational family home fire; four others remain hospitalized, Peel Police said.
- On Monday, Peel Regional Police confirmed four people died at the Brampton house fire on Banas Way near McLaughlin and Remembrance roads, including a toddler.
- Search teams later found one person deceased on Friday and another over the weekend, while the third person, a man who was away for work, was located safe at hospital.
- Four people remain in hospital, including a five-year-old boy, and a pregnant patient who underwent emergency surgery delivered a baby that later died.
- Officials said there is no indication of criminality and investigators expect the probe to take months; Ontario Fire Marshal Jon Pegg urged testing smoke alarms, noting 92 fatal fires and 106 lives lost this year.
- The residence was a multi‑generational home that faced heavy roof fire and structural collapse, while multiple 911 callers reported people running to the roof to escape.
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‘Test your smoke alarms,’ say officials, after 4 members of the same family, including a toddler, killed in Brampton house fire
Officials are pleading with people to make sure their smoke detectors are working after a deadly house fire last week in northwest Brampton left a family “heartbroken” and “shattered.”
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Search for three missing in Brampton fire ends with two found dead, one safe: police – 105.9 The Region
BRAMPTON — Police say all three people who were unaccounted for after a deadly fire at a home in Brampton, Ont., have been located — two of them dead and the third safe. Peel regional police and Ontario’s fire marshal’s office gave an update today on the ongoing investigation into the Thursday morning blaze. Police said on Friday that remains believed to be those of an adult had been found in the wreckage. Const. Tyler Bell said today that inves…
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