Body Found at Site of Toronto Propane Fire - Blame Pointed All Around

Police are evacuating homes in the area of Keele and Wilson after a number of explosions were heard at 3:45AM this morning. Residents say the explosions appear to have occurred at a propane depot.

Mayor David Miller and the provincial safety regulator were pointing fingers at each other yesterday over who had responsibility in authorizing a propane company to operate across the street from private residences, even though the cause of the blasts that rocked a whole Toronto neighbourhood hadn't been determined.

The Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal is investigating the early-morning explosion and fire that led to the evacuation of thousands of residents of a north-end neighbourhood and closed Canada's busiest highway, the 401, for most of the day.

Authorities discovered a body late Monday at a Toronto propane depot where a series of massive explosions occurred over the weekend, but have not confirmed whether it is that of a missing employee.

The body was found around 7 p.m. ET at Sunrise Propane Industrial Gases in the city's northwest end, Toronto police said in a release.