House, garage destroyed by fire in the Cochrane area
James Bay Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a residential fire on Highway 11 in Fournier Township, west of Cochrane.
James Bay Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a residential fire on Highway 11 in Fournier Township, west of Cochrane. (Photos courtesy of the OPP)The fire was discovered at 4 a.m. when by officer with the James Bay OPP who was on patrol.
“The home and a detached garage were engulfed, and eventually collapsed,” police said in a news release.
The investigation is continuing with the assistance of the North East Region OPP forensic identification service, the James Bay crime unit and the Office of the Fire Marshal.
“The cause and origin of the fire is still under investigation by the OFM and an update will be provided as more information becomes available,” police said.
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