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No timeline for Thorncliffe Park fire residents to return home

Firefighters battle a complex blaze burning insulation between two highrises, displacing 378 units and leaving over 100 people housed by city and Red Cross support.

  • Evacuees from two Toronto highrises are facing an uncertain timeline for returning home as firefighters battle a smouldering fire between the buildings.
  • The fire, which has been burning since Thursday, is thought to be fueled by insulation trapped between the walls of the Thorncliffe Park apartments.
  • Toronto Fire Services Acting Division Commander Robert Hewson stated that carbon monoxide levels have declined, but the fire is still smouldering behind the walls.
  • Over 100 people have been placed in nearby hotel rooms with assistance from the city and the Red Cross.
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
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