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One person hospitalized after high levels of carbon monoxide detected in North York home - Vimarsana News

One person hospitalized after high levels of carbon monoxide detected in North York home

One person has been taken to hospital after being found in a home in North York with high levels of carbon monoxide.

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Mask Mandate Is History - What Will the Flight Attendant MaskNazis Do? - Vimarsana News

Mask Mandate Is History - What Will the Flight Attendant MaskNazis Do?

What will flight attendants AKA MaskNazis do, now that they can't yell at us to pull our masks up?

Ammonia leak prompts emergency crews to evacuate Scarborough factory - Vimarsana News

Ammonia leak prompts emergency crews to evacuate Scarborough factory

TORONTO -- An ammonia leak prompted emergency crews to evacuate a factory in Scarborough Sunday evening. Crews were called to the factory on Salome Drive, in the area of Midland Avenue and Sheppard Avenue East, just after 8 p.m. for reports of a chemical leak. When firefighters arrived, they discovered an anhydrous ammonia leak, prompting a Hazmat Level 3 response. Toronto Fire said a good quantity of the substance, which is lethal and can cause severe burns, was spilled on the ground. The leak has been stopped, Toronto Fire said, and crews are now working on removing the material on th...

Ammonia leak prompts emergency crews to evacuate Toronto factory - Vimarsana News

Ammonia leak prompts emergency crews to evacuate Toronto factory

Last Updated Sunday, June 27, 2021 10:33PM EDT An ammonia leak prompted emergency crews to evacuate a factory in Scarborough Sunday evening. Crews were called to the factory on Salome Drive, in the area of Midland Avenue and Sheppard Avenue East, just after 8 p.m. for reports of a chemical leak. When firefighters arrived, they discovered an anhydrous ammonia leak, prompting a Hazmat Level 3 response. Toronto Fire said a good quantity of the substance, which is lethal and can cause severe burns, was spilled on the ground. The leak has been stopped, Toronto Fire said, and ...

Source: cp24.com