A structure fire in downtown Calgary today has left three people injured as emergency crews responded to a blaze near Macleod Trail and 4 Avenue SE. The incident prompted a large response from firefighters, police, and medical teams as crews worked to control the fire and assist those affected.
Emergency responders were called to the scene around midday after reports of a structure fire. Calgary Fire Department crews arrived and began firefighting operations, while police assisted with traffic control and managing the area around the incident.
According to officials, one person was transported to hospital in serious condition, while two additional people were taken to hospital as a precaution and were reported to be in stable condition.
The fire caused temporary disruptions in the area, with road closures and traffic delays affecting drivers near the scene. Authorities urged motorists to avoid the area where possible to allow emergency crews to safely continue their work.
The cause of the fire has not yet been released. Fire investigators are expected to examine the scene to determine what led to the blaze and assess the extent of the damage.
The incident has drawn attention from residents and commuters in Calgary as emergency crews continue their response. Further updates are expected as officials release more information about the fire, the condition of those injured, and the ongoing investigation.
