Crews Battle Three-Alarm Fire at Thorncliffe Park Toronto Fire Services (TFS) crews responded to a three-alarm fire at a residential apartment building in Thorncliffe Park, on Thursday evening. The fire broke out at around 5:30 pm, on the 25th floor of the building located at 45 Overlea Boulevard. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and flames coming from a unit. Over 70 firefighters were deployed to the scene, and a third alarm was called to assist with the operation. Crews quickly initiated an aggressive interior attack while also conducting search and rescue operations. All residents were evacuated safely from the building. One firefighter was transported to hospital with minor injuries. The fire was brought under control at around 8:00 pm, after approximately two and a half hours of firefighting efforts. The extent of the damage to the unit and the building is still being assessed. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Toronto Fire Services Arson Unit. TFS Chief Matthew Pegg commended the firefighters for their swift and coordinated response, which prevented any serious injuries or loss of life. He also thanked the residents and the community for their cooperation during the incident. “This is a reminder of the importance of fire safety,” said Pegg. “Please take the time to ensure that your home or apartment has working smoke alarms and an escape plan in place.” Residents who were displaced by the fire are being assisted by the Red Cross.Crews Battle Three-Alarm Fire at Industrial Building in Thorncliffe ParkCrews Battle Three-Alarm Fire at Industrial Building in Thorncliffe Park Firefighters are battling a three-alarm blaze at an industrial building in Thorncliffe Park. The fire broke out shortly after noon on Commercial Road in the area of Laird Drive and Eglinton Avenue East. Toronto Fire said crews found heavy smoke and fire when they arrived. The response was upgraded from two alarms to three alarms. The building has been evacuated, according to Toronto Fire. One person was taken to the hospital, but there is no immediate information on the extent of their injuries or their current condition. The cause and origin of the fire are unknown.Emergency crews are battling a three-alarm fire at a high-rise residential building in Thorncliffe Park. The fire broke out at around 11:30 a.m. on Overlea Boulevard, just north of Don Mills Road. Thick black smoke can be seen billowing from the building, and witnesses report seeing flames coming from several units. Over 100 firefighters are on scene, along with police and paramedics. There are no reports of injuries at this time, but residents are being evacuated from the building. The cause of the fire is under investigation.