Rosedale Valley Road closed because of downed wires

by The Bulldog • March 15, 2017

WIRES DOWN
Rosedale Valley Road will be CLOSED from Park Rd to Bayview Ave, wires down across the road #466356 ^cb

— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) March 15, 2017

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