Three years after a fatal explosion and fire at Lakeland Mills they still don’t have a Fire Safety Plan approved by Prince George Fire Rescue, a coroner’s inquest has been told. “Lots of them have documents that could be included in a fire safety plan, like emergency response plans, they just haven’t put it together in a package that satisfies what a fire safety plan actually is.”
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