Scarborough two‐alarm home fire under investigation
Thursday, May 22, 2025, 8:21 am
A two‐alarm blaze consumed an unoccupied home in Scarborough early Thursday morning. Fire crews contained the flames and no injuries were reported as Ontario’s Fire Marshal examines the scene on Dyson Boulevard. Neighbors might breathe easier knowing the dramatic incident spared any casualties.
Ontario’s Fire Marshal has been notified following a two-alarm fire at an unoccupied home in Scarborough. Fire crews were called to the residence on Dyson Boulevard near Pharmacy Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East just before 3 a.m. on Thursday. The flames were contained, and no injuries were…
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