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Ontario officials call lack of working smoke detectors in homes troubling

A steady rise in the number of fatal fires in the province in recent years has prompted officials to launch a new public education campaign urging residents to test and maintain their smoke detectors.

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Officials: Lack of working smoke detectors in Ontario homes a troubling trend

A steady rise in the number of fatal fires in the province in recent years has prompted officials to launch a new public education campaign urging residents to test and maintain their smoke detectors.

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Evacuated residents can return home after crews cap gas leak outside Toronto s Michael Garron Hospital

Evacuation orders have now been lifted for residents in the city’s east end after crews capped a significant gas leak at the entrance to Michael Garron Hospital’s emergency department.

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Explosion at east-end Toronto chemical plant leaves one dead, one in critical condition

Explosion at east-end Toronto chemical plant leaves one dead, one in critical condition
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Toronto house fire that killed four people had no working smoke alarms, Ontario fire marshal says

Last Updated Friday, March 12, 2021 1:27PM EST Ontario’s Fire Marshal has determined there were no working smoke alarms in the tragic house fire that killed four people, including a seven-year-old boy, in Toronto’s east-end earlier this year. The Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) and Toronto Fire Services have determined that the January fire at 95 Gainsborough Road, near Coxwell Avenue and Eastwood Road, was caused by an electrical failure in the dining room ceiling. “The investigation that was jointly conducted by Toronto Police, the Office of the Chief Coroner, the Office of the Fire Marshal and Toronto Fire has concluded that there were no working smoke alarms in that house at the time of this fire and without a doubt that absolutely played a significant role in this tragedy,” Acting Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop told CP24.

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