Five people are in hospital with significant injuries after a fire broke out in a Milton, Ont., bed and breakfast late Tuesday night.
A Halton, Ont., police officer and two people visiting from B.C. are among those injured, tweeted CBC's Tony Smyth.
The injured also include the bed and breakfast's operators, said Milton Fire Chief.
2 visitors from BC and a @HaltonPolice officer among 5 injured in Campbellville Bed and Breakfast fire. #cbcto pic.twitter.com/3aNvqATIM1
— Tony Smyth (@LateNightCam) April 30, 2014
Officials received multiple calls about a structural fire in the Campbellville area of Milton around 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday night.
Halton regional police, fire services and EMS responded to the scene.
Five people who were inside the two-story building all exited the bed and breakfast, which had significant signs of smoke and flame damage.
They were treated on scene and later transferred to a local hospital. They sustained significant injuries and details are expected later Wednesday.
Officials are investigating the cause of the fire with the help of Halton Regional Police and the Ontario fire marshal.
Sign Up
Milton.com helps you connect and share with the people in your community.
