The team will drive the donations, which can be dropped off via the back door of the bakery, to Lake Louise after closing both days. “Many others helped to get everyone to safety and were trying to help put out the fire … Everyone got out with the clothes on their backs, and since many of the employees are international, their passports and work visas have been lost as well.”Ī clothing drive bin has been set in the Wilson Room of the Lake Louise Inn to collect donations – clothing, towels, toiletries etc.Ĭanmore’s Le fournil Bakery is also collecting donations on Tuesday, July 4, from 8 a.m. “My niece just moved in and was one of the first to discover the fire, pulled the alarm, and went across the road to get help from the RCMP,” said Little of Pickering, Ontario, on a GoFundMe page set up for her niece. Michelle Little is one of several people who has started a GoFundMe account for family and friends whose personal belongings were burned. The incident remains under RCMP investigation and police say they will provide an update by the end of the day Tuesday. The three-storey building has been declared a total loss. One person is in RCMP custody following the fire, which started around noon on Monday (July 3) and took several hours to bring under control. LAKE LOUISE – Several GoFundMe campaigns and community donation drives are being organized for staff who lost everything in the blaze at the Charleston residence in Lake Louise this week.

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