Water Main Bursts in Etobicoke, Flooding Intersection

0:00Early Monday morning, a water main busted in a topa coke at Nielsen Drive in Dundas Street, West, shooting water nearly 10 feet into the air like a wild geyser and flooding the whole intersection before dawn. Police got the call around 4.13am, about tons of water on the road, and they right away told drivers to slow down and take other routes, while fire crews rolled in minutes later to handle the powerful spray. Firefighters shut off the supply quick, and with temps near freezing, they salted the roads nearby to stop any ice from forming, no injuries reported. Which is a huge relief for everyone involved. City crews are still out there checking the damage and starting repairs, but they haven't pinned down what caused a break yet, and no word on when. It'll all be fixed. So commuters, that spot stays partly closed during rush hour plan ahead, and steer clear to keep things moving smooth. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.