Toronto police say no one was injured when a fiery explosion erupted underneath a downtown bridge late Saturday night.
Police told the Star that propane tanks and aerosol cans were found at the scene and are believed they were set on fire, unleashing the explosion.
Bystanders near the bridge turned to social media to share videos and pictures of flames and heavy smoke that emanated from under the bridge. Some Twitter users suggested the fire occurred at an encampment. Police didn’t comment on this allegation when asked by the Star.Bathurst Street was closed most of the night between Fort York and Front Street. It has sinced
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