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Quesnel School District Office Fire Not Suspicious !

The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department has now completed it’s investigation into the cause of a fire at the School District Office on Sunday.
Fire Inspector Ron Richert says while they know exactly where the fire started, the cause remains undetermined.
Richert does say that it is not suspicious.
He completed his investigation on Monday.
School District staff continue to work out of the Helen Dixon Centre and will continue to for a couple of weeks.
While damage at the School District Office was minimal and contained to the outside there is a lot of smoke damage inside.

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