Sarah Mills: What does 'masters of our destiny' mean?
Sarah Mills says governments can wrap messages behind neat slogans, as we saw in this year's federal budget. But when yo...
Students at Saskatoon’s Centennial Collegiate were sent home for the day after the Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a report of a small fire inside the Nelson Road school on Tuesday morning.
The fire department said it responded to the call around 8 a.m., and firefighters could see smoke rising from the northeast portable classrooms when they arrived. According to the fire department, the smoke was caused by smoldering styrofoam and welding at a construction site.
Read more:
- Crews extinguish RV fire on Saskatoon’s 20th Street
- Saskatoon police briefs: Officers bear sprayed while responding to robbery
- Cameco and Brookfield sign deal with U.S. government to help build reactors
The building was safely evacuated, the fire department said, and fans were set up to ventilate the smoke.
The cost of the damage is not yet known, the fire department noted.
The school confirmed parents were notified about the early dismissal, and said classes will resume normally on Wednesday.
