Courtenay Walmart remains closed after fire in infant clothing section
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Black Press · 2 versions · 13 outlets
- Courtenay Walmart closed after fire in infant clothing section
Courtenay’s Walmart Superstore is closed for an indeterminate amount of time following an October 16 incident where someone lit infant-wear on fire. Ella Dyck and Jasper Petersen had just rung […]
- Courtenay Walmart closed after fire in infant clothing section
Courtenay’s Walmart Superstore is closed for an indeterminate amount of time following an October 16 incident where someone lit infant-wear on fire. Ella Dyck and Jasper Petersen had just rung […]
Independent · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Courtenay fire crews quash flames inside Walmart and Dollarama Friday night
The chief of the Courtenay Fire Department says his crews were kept busy Friday night, tackling fires lit inside two stores on Cliff Avenue, a scenario he hopes to see dissipate.
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