A carbon monoxide leak that led to the evacuation of residents from a highrise tower near Lansdowne Park and TD Place Saturday night was found to have been caused by a boiler in the building. Read More
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Carbon monoxide leak forces evacuation of highrise residents Saturday
Published in Carbon Monoxide, Lansdowne, Local News and Ottawa Fire Services
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