Firefighters battled a second-alarm fire in a commercial building in Mississauga Sunday morning. Crews are expected to be on scene for several hours, with Drew Road closed between Tranmere Drive and Bramalea Road. Toronto Pearson Airport stated that the fire has not impacted its operations.
Firefighters are expected to be on scene for several hours at a significant fire in a commercial building in Mississauga Sunday.Posted: Jan 05, 2025 5:59 PM EST | Last Updated: 21 minutes ago
Firefighters battled a second-alarm fire in a commercial building in Mississauga Sunday morning. Crews were expected to be there into the evening. Firefighters are expected to be on scene for several hours Sunday at a significant fire in a commercial building in Mississauga near the Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Crews were called about the second-alarm fire at 1787 Drew Road at around 8:45 a.m., said Mississauga Fire Service Platoon Chief Derrick Wilson.Crews will likely be on scene into the evening, he added.Mississauga firefighters battle a fire in a commercial building on Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025. Drew Road is closed to traffic between Tranmere Drive to Bramlea Road, Peel Regional Police said in a social media post.
Toronto Pearson Airport said via a post on X that the fire hasn't impacted its operation and flights have been departing and arriving with no issues.
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