Ottawa police say 10 people are in hospital and one of them is suffering from life-threatening injuries after a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning case.
Police say the fire department and paramedics responded to a call at about 9:15 a.m. at a home on Granville Street in the city’s Vanier district.
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The local paramedic service says in an email that six adults and four children were treated and transported for potential carbon monoxide exposure.
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One adult was listed in critical condition.
The other nine people were deemed to be in serious condition.
Police say an investigation is ongoing.
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