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Grass Fire Causes Temporary Closure on Hwy. 407 in Burlington

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Grass Fire Causes Temporary Closure on Hwy. 407 in Burlington
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Highway 407 has reopened in Burlington after a grass fire forced its closure.

Ontario Provincial Police mentioned that the dense smoke from the fire was impacting visibility.

The section of the highway from Bronte Road to the Queen Elizabeth Way was shut down just after 4 p. m. and remained closed until 5:45 p. m.

Halton Police reported that they, along with Burlington Fire, responded to several grass fires near the railway tracks at Upper Middle Road and Appleby Line, as well as around Tremaine Road and No 2 Side Road.

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