Toronto Fire crews rescued two people from a two-alarm fire at a low rise residential building east of downtown early Wednesday morning.
Fire crews say the fire is deemed to be under control and rescued the two occupants from an upper unit using a ladder.
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The building is located on Sherbourne Street, north of Carlton Street.
Two cats were also rescued as part of the operation.
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Firefighters say there are no injuries at this time.
TFS says cleanup operations continue and TTC shelter buses are on scene to assist those affected.
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