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One person dead after a fire at an encampment shelter in the Don Valley

Toronto Fire Service says a significant structure built in a ravine in the Don Valley went up in flames overnight killing one person. The fire was fuelled by propane tanks and electric bike batteries. Toronto police are investigating.

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