Dozens displaced following two-alarm condo fire in southwest Calgary

Fire investigators are moving to find the origin of a two-alarm occurrence that ripped done a southwest Calgary condo gathering Sunday greeting that has near dozens without a home.

The Calgary Fire Department was called to the Pointe of View Condominium Complex for a operation occurrence successful Bridlewood astir 5 a.m. connected Jan. 26.

Officials said crews arrived to find a important magnitude of fume and flames coming from the extortion of the four-story building.

“They initiated an assertive onslaught and knocked the occurrence down arsenic rapidly arsenic imaginable and continued to combat the fire,” said acting territory main Neal Schellenberg.

In a release, the Calgary Fire Department said the “fire harm to the 4th level and extortion on with h2o harm passim the operation was significant.”

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No injuries were reported among the residents who were evacuated from their homes. All residents from the impacted artifact of the analyzable had their needs assessed by the Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) astatine the scene.

Fire officials said residents “will beryllium displaced from their homes for an undetermined magnitude of time.”

The origin of the occurrence remains nether investigation.