A Chatham-Kent firetruck, August 11, 2016 (Photo by Jake Kislinsky)Chatham-Kent police say an unattended stove is to blame for a house fire in Tilbury.
Emergency crews responded to a Tilbury home Sunday to find a house on fire.
Officials say the blaze stemmed from a power outage, and "involved [the home's] stove." The fire caused "moderate" smoke damage to the house.
Police are reminding the public to turn off any active appliances during a power outage. The device can continue operating when electricity is restored.
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