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Toronto Fire Services promises to tell you—soon
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Simon Bredin
Volunteer fireman William Thornton is fatally injured in a November 1848 blaze.
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Kevin Plummer
Toronto's peculiar, innovative relief efforts for the catastrophic fire in the Temiskaming District.
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Kevin Plummer
Over 100 firefighters are battling the massive fire at Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue West.
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Sarah Sweet • Photos by Christopher Drost
Firefighters battled a blaze for hours today in downtown Toronto.
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Sarah Sweet • Photos by Christopher Drost
Be careful out there, folks! Slippery weather this morning. In the news: Ontario has a new incoming premier; a fire tears through a beloved bagel shop; the mayor is mad about the TTC's extension of newsstand leases; and the port authority wants armed officers at the island airport.
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Terri Coles • Illustration by Brett Lamb
For more than 100 years, a modest hotel graced the northeast corner of King and York Streets.
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Kevin Plummer
Firefighters set to work early this morning on a fire that enveloped an abandoned residential building near High Park
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Giordano Ciampini
The 1949 fire aboard the SS Noronic took 119 lives. As the worst disaster in Toronto's history, the tragedy led to both heroism and a grisly aftermath.
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Kevin Plummer
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Courtney Clinton
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David Topping
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Steve Kupferman
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Jonathan Goldsbie
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David Topping
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