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Photo: Contributed - firetrucks.ca
The Kelowna Fire Department was called to multiple reports of flames coming from a townhouse in Rutland early Sunday morning.
When they arrived – shortly after 12 a.m. – flames were visible from the front of a unit in the 100 block of Kneller Road, according to platoon captain Eric Simpson.
The fire had made its way up into the attic of the 10-unit, two-storey complex, but it was quickly knocked down with only one unit affected.
Three people, including a child and their dog, have been put up by emergency services.
The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and fire investigators are on scene today in the hopes of determining a cause.
