An official with the Department of National Defence says the grass fire on Canadian Forces Base Dundurn land wasn’t a controlled burn, but instead was part of an exercise that got out of control and is now under investigation.
The fire started on Saturday, and it was just before 1 Sunday morning that the Saskatoon Fire Department received a call for “mutual aid” from the Dundurn Fire Department.
The smoke caused poor air quality in Saskatoon and surrounding areas and golf was cancelled at Dakota Dunes because of it.
Dundurn Fire From An Exercise, Not A Controlled Burn
By Carol Thomson
Apr 30, 2018 | 5:29 PM
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