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WorkSafeNB investigates AIM fire

WorkSafeNB investigates AIM fire

Fredericton Fire Department determined blaze Industrial recycling company was accidental

Don MacPherson
Mar 14, 2025
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WorkSafeNB investigates AIM fire
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While a Thursday afternoon fire at an industrial recycling facility on Fredericton’s north side has been determined to be accidental in nature, the province’s workplace-safety watchdog is investigating.

Fredericton firefighters responded to a report of a fire at AIM Recycling at 400 Carman Ave. shortly before 3 p.m. Thursday and had the blaze contained and under control in less than two hours.

The entrance to AIM Recycling in Fredericton was closed Friday in the wake of a Thursday fire that prompted an air-quality advisory for a short time. WorkSafeNB is investigating the incident. (Photo: Don MacPherson/The Fredericton Independent)

The fire department reported that a salvage trailer and a small pile of metal debris had caught fire in the incident.

It also had issued an air-quality advisory for a short time Thursday afternoon due to the nature of the material that was burning and advised people to steer clear of the area and to avoid breathing in any smoke.

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