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Fire guts Burger Barn days after shooting at Six Nations restaurant

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator

“Suspicious” blaze at Burger Barn follows shooting outside restaurant days earlier.

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Brantford Expositor

Burger Barn sustains heavy fire damage; shots fired two nights prior

26 days ago·Ontario, Canada

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The Hamilton Spectator

Fire guts Burger Barn days after shooting at Six Nations restaurant

“Suspicious” blaze at Burger Barn follows shooting outside restaurant days earlier.

26 days ago·Hamilton, Canada

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CHCH

Six Nations Police investigate if Burger Barn shooting and fire are connected

Six Nations Police are investigating whether a shooting over the weekend and a suspicious fire Monday at Burger Barn are connected.

25 days ago

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brantbeacon.ca

Police investigating suspicious fire at Burger Barn

Six Nations Police, along with the Six Nations Fire Department and the Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal, are investigating a suspicious fire at Burger Barn. Police were advised of a structure fire at the local business on Fourth Line Road at approximately 3:35 a.m. on Monday, January 27, 2025. Photo courtesy CHCH. The fire has been extinguished and is being investigated as suspicious. No injuries have been reported as a result of the fire. Th…

25 days ago

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cekan.ca

Six Nations burger restaurant near Hamilton damaged in fire

A popular burger restaurant in Six Nations near Hamilton has sustained heavy damage due to a fire on Monday. Burger Barn, located at 3000 4th Line in Ohsweken, has regularly been cited as a standout spot in the region for handmade burgers as well as other pub-style fare like chicken wings, tacos, breakfast, and beyond. Sadly, the eye-catching red barn building that houses Burger Barn caught fire early Monday morning around 3:30 am, with half o…

26 days ago

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