<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4ONavj_1GpDWgUc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4ONavj_1GpDWgUc00" width="432" height="288" ></figure><p>You may have noticed that the demolition of the Knights Inn at 17th and Main has begun, over six months after a tornado caused extensive damage to it. Yesterday, November 4th, the Ottawa Fire Department was on the roof of the building, with several firefighters. They were practicing their skill in cutting holes in the roof to allow smoke to vent outward. I spoke with Lieutenant Cody Schraad about the training. It was very windy, and I tried to edit out the sound of that wind:</p><p>He added that the fire department asked the company demolishing the building, if they could practice their skills, and they were happy to oblige. </p><p>He says all the firefighters take great pride in all their work to protect the buildings and the people in Ottawa</p><h2>Post navigation</h2></div></body>

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You may have noticed that the demolition of the Knights Inn at 17th and Main has begun, over six months after a tornado caused extensive damage to it. Yesterday, November 4th, the Ottawa Fire Department was on the roof of the building, with several firefighters. They were practicing their skill in cutting holes in the roof to allow smoke to vent outward. I spoke with Lieutenant Cody Schraad about the training. It was very windy, and I tried to edit out the sound of that wind:

OTTAWA FIRE PRACTICING ON KNIGHTS INN

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You may have noticed that the demolition of the Knights Inn at 17th and Main has begun, over six months after a tornado caused extensive damage to it. Yest

OTTAWA FIRE PRACTICING ON KNIGHTS INN

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