Canada: Authorities responding to fire at commercial building in central Mississauga, Ontario, as of early June 2

Event

Authorities are responding to a two-alarm fire at a commercial building near the intersection of Hurontario and Dundas in central Mississauga, Ontario, as of early June 2. The fire reportedly ignited at around 22:30 the previous day. The cause of the blaze is not immediately clear. Reports indicate at least one injury. Authorities have closed Dundas Street between Hurontario and Confederation.

Heightened security and localized transport disruptions are likely in the affected area until firefighting operations and investigations conclude.

Advice

Avoid the scene of the blaze until the firefighting operations conclude. Allow additional travel time in the area and consider taking alternative routes to circumvent the incident site and any related disruptions. Follow all instructions from security personnel. Consider remaining indoors if smoke is heavy, especially if you suffer from a respiratory illness, such as asthma, or conditions that lead to increased risk from smoke exposure. Eye irritation is possible; flush irritated eyes with copious amounts of clean water.