One man has died and three others are suffering injuries after breathing in carbon monoxide. Toronto Fire said they received a medical call shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon to a highrise in Scarborough on 15 Torrance Rd., near Eglinton Ave. and McCowan Rd. Once his crew arrived, Platoon Chief John Thompson said, they found a man who had collapsed. A woman was performing CPR to try to revive...
One dead and three hurt after carbon monoxide leak in Scarborough highrise
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