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Go fund Me created for Ward Crescent fire residents

Over $4000 has been raised for one of the families who lost their home after yesterdays fire on Ward Crescent.

A crowd funding collection on the go fund me website currently sits at $4300.

A 3-plex on ward crescent was destroyed yesterday morning after a fire quickly broke out in one of the homes.

Yellowknife fire officials say no injuries have been reported.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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