Police say an overnight fire at a restaurant on Eglinton Avenue that forced several people to evacuate is being treated as a potential arson.
Around 2:45 a.m. on Wednesday, police officers and firefighters were called to 936 Eglinton Avenue West, the address of 3 Eggs All Day Grill, near Bathurst Street.
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They arrived to find smoke coming from the building, which Toronto fire said was attached to neighbouring residential units.
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Firefighters didn’t have to evacuate residents and said they’d already taken themselves out of the building. Nobody was injured.
Toronto police said the fire was being investigated as a suspected arson.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Toronto police.
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