Someone has reportedly set multiple fires at different locations on Bathurst Street.
Someone has reportedly set multiple fires at different locations on Bathurst Street in North York.
Toronto police said shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday they were notified of a fire near Bathurst Street and McAllister Road, which is just south of Shephard Avenue West. According to Toronto fire, there was a report of light smoke in the area of 4300 Bathurst St., but no fire located. Firefighters also located a shed fire at that location between Reiner and McAllister roads.Toronto fire said a third small fire was also “quickly extinguished” in a lobby vestibule at 4266 Bathurst St.Bathurst Street is currently closed in that immediate area.
Motorists and public transit users are being advised to consider alternate routes of travel at this time.
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