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Business as usual, as southern Alberta hay plant fire continues to smoulder

  LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. Crews have started clearing away twisted metal and debris at the Green Prairie International plant, while nearby firefighters continue to hose down hot spots among the ruined storage building. “When this happens it’s kind of devastating,” said owner and company President John Van Hierden. Lethbridge and Coaldale fire departments were called to the company location 10 kilometers east of Lethbridge shortly after 7 p.m. on Wednesday June 30. The 58,000 sq. foot warehouse was already engulfed in flame, but fire crews, working with company employees, managed to keep the fire from spreading to neighbouring buildings. Firefighting operations continued throughout Canada Day, and a crew was still on hand Friday, using an aerial ladder truck to extinguish hot spots on the west side of the collapsed building.

Large fire east of Lethbridge contained

  LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. A large fire burning at Green Prairie International Hay Facility was contained by firefighters Wednesday night. Fire crews responded to 911 calls that started around 8 p.m., reporting a large blaze burning at the facility along Highway 3 between Lethbridge and Coaldale, which caused large quantities of smoke to be seen throughout the city. There were no evacuations and no roadblocks. There was no information available about injuries. There s no word on what caused the fire. Share: