A family of five is out of their home after fire destroyed the travel trailer they’ve been living in temporarily at a campground near Woodstock, New Brunswick.
The Canadian Red Cross is helping with emergency lodging, food and clothing purchases for a couple and three children, ages eight to 11.
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The family was away at the time of the fire yesterday.
Workers at the Jellystone Park campground in Lower Woodstock noticed smoke coming from the 8.5 metre trailer and called 911.
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