Plea issued to Guelph landlords to help fire victims
Firefighters are seen on Wyndham Street in Guelph on March 13, 2023. (CTV Kitchener)
Wellington County is issuing an urgent plea to Guelph landlords to find homes for victims of a fire.
On March 13 around 1 a.m., flames broke out at a downtown building on Wyndham Street.
Police say a woman was illegally living in the basement and was later charged with arson.
The county is now asking landlords to help the 34 residents still looking for a place to live.
Anyone with one, two, or three bedroom units available to rent are asked to contact housing services.
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