Drake's Music Video Explosion Freaks Out Toronto Neighbors

0:00It's April 18th, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. Folks, a controlled explosion lit up the sky near Downsview Park in North York on Thursday night for Drake's new music video, freaking out nearby. Residents with a massive fireball and loud bangs. Park managers from Canada Lands Company quickly apologized, Friday, saying they get how alarming it was even though public safety was never at risk. Toronto Fire Services and Police were on-site from the start since it was a pre-approved film permit with pyrotechnics. The city requires productions to notify residents at least 48 hours ahead and Drake himself confirmed it was his shoot on Instagram. Residents were not happy, complaining the heads up wasn't enough with some mistaking it for a real disaster. It even brought back bad memories of that deadly propane explosion in North York back in 2008 that killed two people and evacuated. 12,000 folks. Now the park is reviewing how they handle notifications to keep neighbors better in the loop for future

1:03events like this. Police called it a controlled incident with zero injuries reported. Drake's been dropping hints like this. Frozen court side pick on his story so that album drop feels closer than ever. Stay tuned for what's next from the 6 God.