By Canadian Press

Dozens sickened by carbon monoxide leak at Winnipeg hotel no longer in hospital

Jul 10, 2019 | 10:11 AM

WINNIPEG — All 46 people who were taken to hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at a Winnipeg hotel have been discharged.

Cory Kolt, a spokesperson for the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, says none of the people taken to four area hospitals yesterday required admission.

Health and fire department officials are slated to provide an update at a news conference this afternoon.

The gas leak was detected Tuesday morning in the boiler room of a Super 8 hotel near the western edge of Winnipeg and prompted an evacuation.

Manitoba Hydro shut off gas lines and ventilated the three-story building.

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The hotel’s owner, Justin Schinkel, said the Super 8 recently passed a fire inspection and has never had a carbon monoxide leak before.

The Canadian Press