Public asked to avoid downtown due to fire in multi-storey building above Oscar’s Grill
Updated May 24 at 3:40 p.m.: Greater Sudbury firefighters have rescued a dog from a multi-storey building downtown where a fire is currently burning.
The fire is burning in a multi-storey building that houses Oscar’s Grill and several other businesses on the ground floor. It’s not clear at this time where the fire began or where in the building it is burning, but smoke can be seen pouring from the building. — Sudbury Police May 24, 2023 Police have closed Durham Street, Larch Street and Old City Hall Lane and the public is being asked to avoid the downtown at this time.
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