A Home Hardware Building Centre on Tecumseh Road West in Windsor, Ont., sustained $100,000 in damage because of a fire July 21, according to the Windsor Fire Service. There were no injuries and the store reopened for business the next day after the 11 pm fire. Store management told CTV News that they believe the fire started outside the building in a garbage can. Most of the damage is outside the store at the front, with the exterior cladding and signage charred. There was also water damage inside the store.
Home Hardware Building Centre damaged by fire in Windsor, Ont.
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