Regina Fire Chief Blames Boiler Failure in Deadly Leak

A boiler failure caused a fatal carbon monoxide leak in Regina on Dec. 19, 2025, killing 11‑year‑old Henry Losco.

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Regina Fire Chief Blames Boiler Failure in Deadly Leak

On Dec. 19, 2025, a carbon monoxide leak in a Regina apartment at 1827 Albert Street killed 11‑year‑old Henry Losco and left his father, Sergio Losco, in critical condition. Fire Chief Layne Jackson confirmed the leak was accidental, caused by a critical failure in the building’s boiler. No foul play was indicated. The incident prompted investigations by the Regina Fire Department, Police Service, Saskatchewan Technical Safety Authority, and the Saskatchewan Coroners Service. Jackson said the scene inspection was complete but the last boiler inspection date is still unknown. Marina Hills, Henry’s mother, expressed profound grief, describing the loss as devastating. The incident has led to calls for stricter boiler maintenance protocols across Saskatchewan.

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