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Suspicious fire at old Aboriginal Infant Development Program building investigated by RCMP

According to PG Fire Rescue, a suspicious fire at 11:08 AM on 138 George St in Prince George is estimated to have cost $40,000 in damages.

19 firefighters and six fire apparatus responded to the blaze and quickly stopped the flames from spreading.

RCMP are now investigating the old Aboriginal Infant Development Program building due to the suspicious nature of the fire.

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