Officials are investigating after an explosion at a house in Toronto.
In a tweet Saturday at around 9:50 a.m., Toronto fire chief Matthew Pegg said the service’s investigations team was on the scene at a home on Cedric Avenue.
Pegg said the office of the Ontario Fire Marshal has been notified, adding that an investigation into the “origin, cause and circumstances” of the explosion will be initiated.
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“Thankful for no injuries and quick suppression by our crews,” Pegg wrote.
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