House fire on Vancouver Island kills 2 boys (CBC 1/25)
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Two boys killed in house fire on reserve in British Columbia
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Two boys died in a house fire on the Nanoose First Nation in British Columbia on Wednesday morning.
The boys, ages seven and 10, were visiting relatives on the reserve. Two adults and their two children managed to escape.
Chief David Bob said the husband of the family tried to go back into the house to save the other two boys.
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House fire on Vancouver Island kills 2 boys (CBC 1/25)
House fire on Vancouver Island kills 2 boys (CBC 1/25)
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