The fire that tragically killed three children in Lower Sackville was electrical in nature and was an accident.
Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency have published their investigation on the blaze on Riverside Drive in January.
They say it started in the basement TV room of the duplex, and at the time, there were no operating smoke alarms.
Five-year-old Cayson, six-year-old Chloe and nine-year-old Alauna were sent to hospital after the fire broke out around 3 a.m., but did not survive.
The mother, 37-year-old Tanya and her two-year-old girl managed to escape uninjured, while 40-year-old Jermaine, was pulled out heroically by his neighbour, Gerrid Hunt.
Jermaine was taken to hospital in critical condition to later be released.
Communities from around the province rallied around the family and their unimaginable loss.
A GoFundMe raised over $100,000.
Another fatal fire just weeks later, but this one on Thompson Street in Dartmouth, was also electrical in nature and was an accident.
Longtime partners, Ron Dunphy and Francis Anopuechi both passed away from their injuries.
Ron, on the way to the hospital and Francis just days later.
Halifax Fire says it started in the living room and there were also no operating smoke alarms.
David Meldrum, Deputy Chief of Performance & Safety and Matt Covey, Division Chief of Fire Prevention will provide more information, Wednesday.
