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Feb. 21, 2008 It’s one of those Murphy’s Law things: the one day I decide to take off work to accompany my younger son’s class on a skiing trip, a major fire rips through a city block in Toronto. Never fails.
News of the blaze first came from my husband, who works at King and Yonge streets and said in typical BlackBerry speak: “Massive fire in downtown Toronto. Smoke.” I left the house so early to head for the hills that reports of the fire hadn’t yet made it onto the news wires.
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