""I was elated. I was so excited to go back. It was so amazing to hear that news. It was fantastic," she said, adding her unit was untouched. "I mean, we went through a lot. We had a tough time there. But everyone was safe, everyone was out of the cold.""
""Oh my God, it's time for us to go back," Julien recalled saying when she read the email. No word on when Overlea building residents can return When she got back into her unit, she realized she had to dust. But she said, thankfully, her unit doesn't smell of smoke. When she went into her bedroom, she said: "Oh bed, I missed you. I missed you, baby.""
"Toronto fire officials said the fire burned combustible particle board placed in an expansion joint between the two buildings and crews had to go through the walls of some units to access the source and e"
A Nov. 27 fire affected two connected condo buildings at 11 Thorncliffe Park Dr. and 21 Overlea Blvd, prompting evacuation of more than 400 units. Toronto Fire Services reported the blaze burned combustible particle board in an expansion joint and crews opened walls in some units to reach the source. The fire was declared extinguished on Dec. 15, and engineers assessed damage before re-entry. Del Property Management received city clearance for partial reoccupation of 11 Thorncliffe Park Dr., allowing residents of 50 units to return. No re-entry date was announced for 21 Overlea Blvd.
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