Provincial Police are reporting that a house furnace was the cause of Monday's carbon monoxide poisoning that claimed two lives in Nipigon. The investigation was conducted by the OPP, Union Gas and safety inspectors. 60-year old Yvan Gaujean and his wife 45-year old Claire Gaujean were found dead in their First Street home. The couple's 8-year old son survived and was treated at hospital and released. The province is currently proposing that carbon monoxide detectors be mandatory for all homes in Ontario.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Nipigon Investigation Concludes
Provincial Police are reporting that a house furnace was the cause of Monday's carbon monoxide poisoning that claimed two lives in Nipigon. The investigation was conducted by the OPP, Union Gas and safety inspectors. 60-year old Yvan Gaujean and his wife 45-year old Claire Gaujean were found dead in their First Street home. The couple's 8-year old son survived and was treated at hospital and released. The province is currently proposing that carbon monoxide detectors be mandatory for all homes in Ontario.
