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Toronto Fire charges construction company, condo corporation with fire code violations in Thorncliffe Park fire
Three companies face Ontario Fire Code charges after an 18-day fire displaced over 400 condo units in Thorncliffe Park, Toronto, officials said.
- A fire at 11 Thorncliffe Park Drive in Toronto, burning construction materials, started on Nov. 27, 2025 and was not extinguished until Dec. 15, 2025.
- PFC Construction Inc. and Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation 956 were charged with violating the Ontario Fire Code, including failing to notify the fire department promptly.
- Over 400 units were evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levels, and some residents did not return until January 2026.
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Three companies facing charges after Thorncliffe Park condo fire: Toronto fire chief - OHS Canada Magazine
Members of the Fire Department walk towards a building in Thorncliffe Park in Toronto on Monday December 1 2025. Numerous residents in two connected residential buildings have been evacuated after insulation was burning in between the walls. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young By Rianna Lim A construction firm and two property companies are facing charges after a fire that lasted nearly three weeks at two highrise buildings and displaced more than 20…
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Three companies facing charges after Thorncliffe Park condo fire: Toronto fire chief
A construction firm and two property companies are facing charges after a fire that lasted nearly three weeks at two highrise buildings and displaced more than 200 residents late last year, Toronto fire Chief Jim Jessop said Thursday. The fire, which was burning the combustible particle board placed...
Fire code offences laid after weeks-long blaze at Thorncliffe Park condo buildings
Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop said fire code violation charges have been laid against a construction company, a condo corporation and a property management team following a five-alarm fire that broke out in two Thorncliffe Park high-rises on Nov. 27, 2025.
Toronto fire chief announces charges in Thorncliffe Park condo fire
Charges against three companies have been laid following an investigation by Toronto Fire Services and Toronto police into a weeks-long fire inside two condo buildings in Thorncliffe Park last year, which burned for 18 days and forced residents out of their homes.
Charges laid in Thorncliffe Park condo fire that burned for weeks
Toronto fire officials have laid multiple charges blaming construction activity and multiple fire code violations for the massive Thorncliffe Park high-rise fire that burned for weeks and displaced hundreds of residents late last year.
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