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Morning North | Mar 22, 2013 | 2:00

Two bodies found in rooming house destroyed in Sudbury fire

Police have confirmed two deaths in a fire that destroyed a 20-unit rooming house in Greater Sudbury. We heard from James Allen with the Ontario Fire Marshals about the investigation into the fire at the Elizabeth Street building built in 1915. Only one body had been found at the time of this recording.

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