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Author of the article: LESLIE KNIBBS Publishing date: May 13, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Article content On Sunday, May 2, a single-story home at 255 Burns Crossover Road was destroyed by fire. The sole occupant, Greg Burns escaped unharmed due to a working smoke alarm going off. Burns is thankful he had a working smoke alarm in his home at the time of the fire. “If people tell you that having house smoke alarms are no good, they’re stupid, mine saved my life,” he said. For nearly 50 years smoke alarms have been required under law in Ontario. According to the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs, “the law on smoke alarms was beefed up in 2006 to require fire detection devices on every floor of a dwelling, and, outside all sleeping areas. Offenders can be ticketed $360 or fined up to $50,000, double that for corporations.”

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