Huge fire at housing development in Vaughan, Ontario | HELICOPTER FOOTAGE

The CTV News helicopter has recorded video of the massive fire that's engulfed a subdivision under development in Vaughan, Ont.

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32 comments

  1. Developers will have to change their names. No one will be buying homes from them after seeing this

    1. @Garry no itโ€™s call delusional if you really believe that ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

  2. Seems like arson to me. Spontaneous raging fires for whole blocks don’t just pop up without help. Why do we still use wood to build frames?

    1. The same reason they are using paper straws at fast food restaurants, in Canada at least, in place of plastic.(Which can be made biodegradable)
      So they can protect planet earth, *_by cutting down more trees._*
      Yes, that must make sense, in someones mind.(Politicians)

    1. Never allow fire marshall Bill on a construction site. Guaranteed he was giving one of his DON’T DO exhibitions, and things went as they usually do when Bill does his thing……..

  3. This was obviously arson. Either a disgruntled long time resident of the area doesnโ€™t want trees knocked down to build more subdivisions or perhaps an anger employee that felt they were getting wrongfully dismissed or the builders owed money to the mafia

  4. Where is this, out in the boonies of Vaughan? Sure doesn’t seem to be enough fire trucks.
    Wouldn’t take much out in the open like that, for the wind to whip fire through there. I’d be a pissed homeowner, if it was a purchase before build.

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