Boy, 6, seriously injured in 10th floor fall from west end apartment building / City News / Toronto

Thursday, June 5, 2025, 3:21 pm

Toronto police report that a six-year-old boy sustained serious injuries after falling from the 10th floor of a west-end apartment building. The harrowing incident has sparked questions about building safety and supervision, leaving neighbors both shocked and, with a touch of wry disbelief, scratching their heads.


globalnews.ca / 6-year-old child seriously injured after falling from 10th floor Toronto apartment

Toronto police said the child fell around 2 p.m. on Thursday, with police and paramedics both called to the scene.

cp24.com/ / Child in hospital after falling from apartment balcony - CP24

Child in hospital after falling from apartment balcony  CP24

torontosun.com / Boy, 6, hospitalized with serious injuries after fall from west-end apartment

A six-year-old boy has been hospitalized with serious injuries following a fall from an apartment building Thursday afternoon in the city’s west end. Toronto Police said officers responded at about 2 p.m. to reports of a child who fell from the 10th floor of an apartment complex at Weston Rd. and…

citynews.ca / Boy, 6, seriously injured in 10th floor fall from west end apartment building

Toronto police are investigating after a six-year-old boy fell from the 10th floor of an apartment building in the west end of the city. Investigators say the fall occurred at a building in the Weston Road and Humber Boulevard area around 2 p.m. Thursday. Paramedics say they transported the child…

cp24.com/ / Boy, 6, seriously injured in fall from Toronto apartment building: police - CP24

Boy, 6, seriously injured in fall from Toronto apartment building: police  CP24


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