5 family members in hospital after being rescued from burning home in Richmond Hill
Five people are in critical condition in hospital after an early-morning fire tore through a multigenerational family home in Richmond Hill on Labour Day.
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Five people are in critical condition in hospital after an early-morning fire tore through a multigenerational family home in Richmond Hill on Labour Day.
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