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A fire at a student residence in Sandy Hill near the University of Ottawa early Saturday has left 12 people homeless.
Ottawa Fire Services responded to reports of smoke on the third floor of the residence on 181 Henderson Ave. shortly before 3 a.m. Firefighters found a fire on the third floor had started and spread into the floor. Twelve residents were displaced. A fire investigator was at the scene.
The building is a house built as a private residence for students. An advertisement by Smart Living Properties shows the furnished house has a common living room, dining room and kitchen, and multiple bedrooms.
A photo of the inside of the student residence from the website of Smart Living properties.
Just hours earlier, firefighters put out a fire in a unit of a highrise at 200 Rideau St.
They responded at just after 10 p.m. Friday to a fire alarm at the highrise, with smoke visible on the eighth floor. The fire was upgraded to a two-alarm blaze about 20 minutes later, but firefighters were quickly able to get it under control.
No injuries were reported, and damages have not been estimated, according to a news release.
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Ottawa Fire Services responded to reports of smoke on the third floor of the residence on 181 Henderson Ave. shortly before 3 a.m. Firefighters found a fire on the third floor had started and spread into the floor. Twelve residents were displaced. A fire investigator was at the scene.
The building is a house built as a private residence for students. An advertisement by Smart Living Properties shows the furnished house has a common living room, dining room and kitchen, and multiple bedrooms.

A photo of the inside of the student residence from the website of Smart Living properties.
Just hours earlier, firefighters put out a fire in a unit of a highrise at 200 Rideau St.
They responded at just after 10 p.m. Friday to a fire alarm at the highrise, with smoke visible on the eighth floor. The fire was upgraded to a two-alarm blaze about 20 minutes later, but firefighters were quickly able to get it under control.
No injuries were reported, and damages have not been estimated, according to a news release.
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