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92-year-old dies in fire at seniors' building in Fort Frances, Ont.

CBC Canada · September 23, 2026 at 1:57 p.m.

92-year-old dies in fire at seniors' building in Fort Frances, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police and the Office of the Fire Marshal are investigating a fire Tuesday at a seniors’ apartment building in Fort Frances, Ont., that left a 92-year-old resident dead.

The 35-unit Rose Manor, with rent geared to income, is owned and operated by the District of Rainy River Services Board.

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92-year-old dies in fire at seniors' building in Fort Frances, Ont.

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