A beloved and famous Canadian church has been “completely destroyed” following the outbreak of a currently inexplicable fire on 9 June.
The historic St. Anne's Anglican Church in Toronto's west end, along with the unqiue artefacts it housed, was "completely destroyed”, according to the city's deputy fire chief, reports Canadian media CBC.
Toronto Fire said crews received a report of a fire inside St. Anne's, located on Gladstone Avenue near Dundas Street West, just before 8 a.m. on Sunday.
"This is a devastating loss for the community," Deputy Fire Chief Jim Jessop told reporters at the scene.
