Dundas Street West closed between University and Bay due to fire
Dundas Street West is currently closed between University Avenue and and Bay Street, due to a fire that resulted in the evacuation of a commercial building.
The blaze broke out around 7 p.m. near Dundas and Chestnut Street.
No injuries have been reported.
Police are asking drivers to use alternate routes.
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