Watson’s store is located two units down from Dollarama, where the fire began and where it dealt the bulk of its damage. “There’s obviously a lot of damage in there. “My tiles are a lot darker grey than they should be – there’s some sort of soot or oily residue all over them,” he said.
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Unable to access the building due to the ongoing investigation into the fire, Watson instead peered through his store’s windows to take stock of the damage.
It also hasn’t been reopened to business owners like Greg Watson, whose Water Depot store had opened to the public only weeks earlier. Parkdale Plaza at Albert Street and Bearinger Road has not reopened to the public since Friday’s fire. He could also be tried as an adult, where the maximum sentence for arson endangering human life is life in prison. If he is tried as a teen, legal experts say, the harshest penalty likely is three years in prison. The charges against the 14-year-old are arson endangering human life and possession of an incendiary device. The boy, who cannot be named under the terms of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was ordered to remain in custody. The 14-year-old boy accused of setting the fire that destroyed a Dollarama store and damaged many other businesses in a north Waterloo plaza made his second court appearance Monday.
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