Man dead, firefighter injured in North York blaze / City News / Toronto
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A severe two-alarm house fire in North York tragically claimed the life of a man in his 60s and injured a responding firefighter. Emergency crews battled the intense flames under challenging conditions, underscoring the continual hazards faced by first responders in urban fire emergencies.
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