No injuries after garage fire in Regina
Regina fire crews responded to a garage fire in the Glencairn Village neighbourhood in East Regina. (Regina fire)
No one was harmed after a garage fire broke out in east Regina Sunday morning.
Fire crews were called to the 300 block of Cannon Street for a fire in a detached garage.
According to a post from Regina Fire on X, the flames were quickly extinguished by crews.
Searches of the garage were completed and no injuries were reported.
The incident will be under investigation, according to Regina Fire.
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