Two lives lost by carbon monoxide poisoning in Aylmer home

Sophie Demers

Two individuals were found dead in the home located at 574 Wilfrid-Lavigne. Firefighters arrived on the scene at approximately 7 pm on Saturday, June 14, where they established the cause of death carbon monoxide poisoning.

The case was handed over to the Gatineau Police. There was a running car in the garage, which was the source of the carbon monoxide. Authorities told the media they do not suspect foul play as the deaths appear to be accidental.

The names of the deceased have not been released.

In their report, the fire department stated “Carbon monoxide detectors are mandatory and save lives.”