Drake's Park Explosion Sparks City Hall Debate

0:00A controlled explosion lit up Downsview Park in North York on April 16th for a Drake music video shoot, sending a massive fireball, mushroom, cloud, and booming vibrations to nearby neighborhoods around 10.40 pm. Counselor James Pasternak from York Center is pushing a motion to City Council, calling the park's pre-warnings inadequate since most folks had no. Clue, flooding his office with panic calls about a possible factory blast or plane crash. Residents were especially rattled given the deadly propane explosion there, back in 2008, leaving many deeply frightened by what? Pasternak dubbed a shock and awe display. Downsview Park apologized the next day, admitting their alerts missed the mark but stressing no safety risks, and they're now reviewing policies for. Better resident heads up on big events. This comes right after another Drake promo stunt. A giant ice mound downtown for his upcoming iceman album got dismantled by fire crews when fans tried.

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