I think it happened in the Keele and Wilson area close to York University. It was something more isolated, but I think the frustration has been with the Toronto Police and them not giving a timetable when people can move back into their homes.
The emergency response team in Toronto needs to get better. People were awaken from their homes, telling them there was an explosion and there may be more, get out of the house. They left their pets and other belongings at home, which they havent been able to get back to.
It shut down Canada's biggest highway for like 13 hours, so other than traffic and those people close to the blast, people were not that affected, thankfully.
OHHH, by the way, apparently the stations didnt have zoning permission to have a station there, without consent of the York regional district. But there are loop holes to get through that.