Another fire at the Salvation Army in Penticton is being deemed suspicious.
According to assistant fire chief Rob Trupp, the fire was located in a garbage bin and along a fence at around 10:53 p.m. on Monday night.
A nearby Seacan and van were exposed to the fire, but did not take damage. The contents of the Seacan did take very minor damage.
There were no injuries reported and the fire was quickly extinguished by fire crews, said Trupp.
READ MORE: Video: Suspicious fire destroys Penticton Salvation Army truck
This is the second fire at the Salvation Army in under a month, after a fire that is believed to have been started by homeless individuals trying to stay warm spread to nearby containers before destroying a transport truck.
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