SIU investigating man’s fatal fall from Toronto balcony, officers injured / City News / Toronto
Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 8:22 am permalink
Toronto authorities have launched an SIU investigation following a fatal fall from a balcony in the city’s downtown area, with officers reportedly injured during the response. Both accounts describe the tragic collapse in the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, as investigators work to piece together exactly what went wrong.
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