A military surplus store in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, caught fire on October 14, sending plumes of smoke into the air. The fire was first reported at 2 pm, according to reports, and the smoke was described as “toxic.” Residents were urged to stay away.
Church’s Army & Outdoor Military Surplus and a neighboring hot tub store were both fully engulfed. Credit: Facebook/Michael Bondy via Storyful
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