St. Catharines explosion

Niagara police say the blaze broke out just after 7 a.m. on Thursday morning at a structure in an industrial area around Port Weller East.

Read next: Read more: The office of the fire marshal and Ministry of Labour have been notified of the incident. “There’s a lot of aerosols in the one section of the building, and then on the other section of the building, there’s another chemical that we’re looking to take care of.” at a hazardous materials company, Ssonix Products, on Keefer Road not far from Seaway Haulage Road. Catharines’ fire chief says the blaze started just after 6:30 a.m.

Emergency responders are at the scene of a large fire in St. Catharines and there have been reports of explosions from the scene.

Upper said the ministry checked the two schools in the area and the air was clean. [in a tweet](https://twitter.com/niagarasts) that “there will be some significant delays and possible route cancellations this morning because of the fire. “The owner is on scene now and we have a good description of what the chemicals are in the building,” Upper said. So we're working to stem the water from flowing into the lake and then whatever's in the lake right now, we're trying to catch.” "We've had fire move into the roof and then some of the contents in the building. Do not come to the area.” He said staff member at the company who was alone in the building at the time of the fire sustained serious burns and was transported to hospital by paramedics for treatment. Catharines Fire Service and Niagara Emergency Medical Services are on scene near Seaway Haulage Rd at Keefer Rd.,” Niagara Regional Police told CP24 in an email. “We have responded to the area with emergency service personnel. “We know that all of the runoff is being collected in the ditches and it's running through the system and that it's going into the lake,” Upper said. Upper said he is happy with the progress crews are making. So crews are working to make sure that we cut that off," Upper said.

A series of explosions and a large fire at hazardous waste facility in St. Catharines, Ont., left one person with serious injuries Thursday.

“You’re not making things better, you’re not making things easier, you’re not being helpful. “At that point, he could see the glow in the sky coming from the direction (of the fire).” I looked out the window and it wasn’t raining.” and found that a fire had spread to a neighbouring industrial building. Article content Chief Dave Upper says firefighters responded to reports of multiple blasts at Ssonix Products 2010 Inc.

Le chef des pompiers de St. Catharines, Dave Upper, a déclaré à CTV New que son équipe avait répondu à un appel concernant un l'incendie et des explosions en ...

En raison de la fumée, plusieurs maisons et entreprises à proximité ont été évacuées par mesure de précaution. Le chef des pompiers de St. Une personne est hospitalisée avec d’importantes brûlures et des maisons ainsi que des entreprises ont été évacuées à la suite d'une explosion survenue dans un immeuble industriel du nord de la ville de St.

Le directeur du service de prévention des incendies de St. Catharines, Dave Upper, a déclaré jeudi matin que les pompiers avaient répondu à un appel à l'usine ...

Une entreprise de matières dangereuses sur place a installé des barrages de confinement. Catharines, Dave Upper, a déclaré jeudi matin que les pompiers avaient répondu à un appel à l’usine Ssonix Products 2010, sur Keefer Road, juste après 6 h 30. L’incendie s’est également propagé à un bâtiment industriel plus à l’est.

Police are advising residents in the north end of St. Catharines to stay inside and close their windows due to a fire caused by explosions.

Catharines Fire Services to contain the area. Witnesses say giant plumes of smoke can be seen in the sky above the facility. This is the location of Ssonix Products Inc. Stay out of the area. UPDATE: Residents who evacuated from the area were allowed to return to their homes shortly after 5 p.m. The explosions reportedly happened shortly after 6:30 a.m.