Officials are investigating after a fire at an auto repair shop in Toronto.
In a tweet Tuesday, Toronto police said officers received a report of a fire in the Danforth Road and Kennedy Road area.
Police said a vehicle was on fire inside a repair shop.
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Toronto Fire Services told Global News that heavy, black smoke and flames were visible.
The agency said the roof was compromised due to heat, but no injuries were reported.
According to Toronto Fire, the fire investigator has been called.
Police closed the intersection and asked the public to “consider alternate routes.”
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