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Authorities are combing through details after a Scarborough restaurant reportedly went up in flames early this morning. Fire crews and police are on high alert as two arson-related incidents—one at an Indian restaurant and another at a nearby shopping plaza—have sparked community consternation, leaving investigators piecing together the fiery puzzle with wry determination.
Toronto Police are searching for arsonists after staff at a Scarborough restaurant fled a fire overnight on Friday. The incident unfolded around 2:45 a.m. at the eatery at Lawrence Ave. E. and Kennedy Rd. Employees were inside at the time but made it out safely, police said. No injuries were…
Toronto police investigating fire at Scarborough restaurant CP24
Police investigating arson at restaurant in Scarborough shopping plaza CP24
Toronto fire crews worked to contain a two-alarm blaze following a suspected arson case at an Indian cuisine restaurant in Scarborough. First responders were called to Shaaz Indian Cuisine located at 2300 Lawrence Avenue East near Kennedy Road just before 3 a.m. on Friday for reports of a…
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