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A year later, deadly Leamington beachfront house explosion remains a mystery

A year later, deadly Leamington beachfront house explosion remains a mystery
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City invests first female fire chief in city s history

City invests first female fire chief in city s history
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A betrayal : Toronto s city manager slams TDSB for naming Chief Pegg in lawsuit over blaze that destroyed school

  TORONTO Toronto s top civil servant is coming to the defence of the city’s fire chief in the wake of a lawsuit filed by the Toronto District School Board laying blame for a blaze that destroyed a school two years ago at the feet of the Toronto Fire Service. In a scathing open letter sent to interim TDSB Director ‪Karen Falconer Thursday, City Manager Chris Murray says he is “appalled” by the public release of the board’s $90 million statement of claim yesterday. He called the move calculated and said that he is extremely disappointed in the baseless and irresponsible allegations made against Fire Chief Matthew Pegg.”

TDSB files $90M lawsuit against city, police and province over 2019 fire that gutted west-end Toronto high school

  TORONTO The Toronto District School Board has launched a $90 million lawsuit against the city, the province and the Toronto Police Services Board, alleging that a massive fire that gutted a high school two years ago was the result of negligence. It was May 7, 2019 nearly two years ago to the day when a six-alarm fire tore through York Memorial Collegiate Institute at Eglinton Avenue West and Keele Street. Firefighters were first called the building shortly after 2 p.m. on May 6 after a fire broke out in the hallway space behind the main stage area of a second-floor auditorium. The building was evacuated and firefighters attacked the fire inside the auditorium.

Toronto District School Board files $90M lawsuit against city, police and province over 2019 fire that gutted York Memorial C I

Published Wednesday, May 5, 2021 4:36PM EDT The Toronto District School Board has launched a $90 million lawsuit against the city, the province and the Toronto Police Services Board, alleging that a massive fire that gutted a high school two years ago was the result of negligence. It was May 7, 2019 nearly two years ago to the day when a six-alarm fire tore through York Memorial Collegiate Institute at Eglinton Avenue West and Keele Street. Firefighters were first called the building shortly after 2 p.m. on May 6 after a fire broke out in the hallway space behind the main stage area of a second-floor auditorium.

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