Fire breaks out at historic Toronto church housing Group of Seven paintings

Firefighters were responding Sunday morning to the fire at St. Anne’s Anglican Church, a national historic building that holds paintings by the iconic artist group

St. Anne's Church at 270 Gladstone Ave. in Toronto , which is unique for its Byzantine-style dome and Group of Seven paintings featured throughout the church. Toronto firefighters are responding to a four-alarm fire in the St. Anne’s Anglican Church, a national historic building that houses paintings by Canada ’s iconic Group of Seven.

Toronto police say the fire was reported shortly before 8 a.m. when smoke was coming out of the building. They are warning the public of road closure and traffic due to the fire.

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