Woodstock update

Tenants of a Woodstock apartment building damaged by an explosion will soon be able to go back inside for the first time since the March blast.

Michael Howe is President of Norquay Developments – the company that owns the building.

He tells 570 News they should be able to start going in over the next few days.  That will allow residents to get their possessions out.

However, there’s no word on when tenants will be able to live in the building again.

570’s Neil Adams files this report.

Howe says they plan to rebuild as quickly as possible but he couldn’t say when that might happen.

Howe added that they are working with various Oxford County community services to get the residents into temporary housing and that most already have a place to stay.

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