Suspicious fire destroys Saskatoon garage
(Saskatoon Fire Department)
An early morning fire in Saskatoon that destroyed a garage is believed to be suspicious.
Just before 2:30 a.m., a 911 caller reported the blaze in the 300 block of Avenue J South.
Three fire engines and a ladder truck responded to the fire, according to a Saskatoon Fire Department news release.
The fire was brought under control within about 20 minutes after it was reported, the department said.
There were no reported injuries.
A fire investigator has determined the fire was suspicious, according to the department. Police are investigating.
The fire caused an estimated $30,000 in damage.
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