Five fire trucks, a hazardous materials response unit and an ambulance were reported outside of Andras Court apartments on 122 Cumberland Street South Friday morning.
Crews left the scene around 945 am (Jacob Henriksen-Willis / May 8 2026)
At least one man was being treated by paramedics.
According to eyewitnesses, they arrived on the scene around 8:50 am and left around 9:45 am.
This is a developing story. Updates will be provided when available.
Our news team has reached out to the Fire Chief for comment. Updates will be provided when available. (Jacob Henriksen-Willis / May 8 2026)
Jacob Henriksen-Willis is a Thunder Bay-based multimedia journalist with a passion for storytelling. He is a graduate of Loyalist College's Journalism program. You can contact him at Henriksen-WillisJ@radioabl.ca.
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