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North sees first forest fire in five weeks

October 9, 2014

Northeastern Ontario has experienced its first forest fire since September 2^nd. It broke out Tuesday in Algonquin Park and was caused by a person. Ministry of Natural Resources personnel had the fire out quickly.

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