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Man found dead after fire in basement of west-end Toronto home
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CityNews Toronto
A man has been found dead after Toronto emergency crews were called to an Etobicoke home early Saturday for reports of a fire.
Firefighters, police officers and paramedics were called to a home on Moynes Avenue, just north of The Queensway and east of Royal York Road, at around 12:25 a.m.
Toronto Fire Services chief Jim Jessop said firefighters found the victim inside the property and brought him out to paramedics.
“Imagine literally going down into a chimney last night,” he told reporters Saturday morning, noting crews dealt with “heavy, heavy black smoke” and “really, really high heat” while responding.
A Toronto Paramedics spokesperson said three other people were assessed on the scene, but weren’t taken to a hospital.