Toronto police seek two arson suspects caught on video pouring gasoline into Etobicoke clothing store Police are searching for two male suspects caught on video pouring gasoline into an Etobicoke clothing store during an arson on Aug. 3. The pair fled in a silver or grey metallic Honda Civic, and the investigation is ongoing. Toronto police released new video on Aug. 31, 2026, at 8:16 p.m. EDT showing two arson suspects in Etobicoke. The footage shows one person smashing the front of a clothing store while another pours liquid from a jerry can into the building, and investigators say the liquid is believed to be gasoline. The pair then fled the area in a silver or grey metallic Honda Civic sedan. The fire was reported in the early morning hours of Aug. 3 in the Mimico-Queensway neighbourhood, near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Albert Avenue, east of Royal York Road. Emergency crews were called to the clothing store at that location after receiving reports of a fire. Police have classified the incident as arson and have been looking for two suspects since the incident.According to investigators, the video appears to show one suspect smashing the store’s windows while the other pours an accelerant inside. The suspect with the container is seen using a jerry can, according to the newly released footage. After the liquid was poured, both suspects ran back to the waiting Honda Civic and drove away. Toronto police described the vehicle as a silver or grey metallic Honda Civic sedan, believed to be a 2022 to 2026 model.Investigators are asking for help from anyone who may have seen the car in the area around Lake Shore Boulevard West and Albert Avenue either before or after the fire. Officers also want to speak to anyone with dashcam or security camera footage from the neighbourhood. The first suspect is described as a male with a medium build.He was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt with the hood down, a dark balaclava, dark pants, and dark athletic-style shoes with light-coloured soles. The second suspect is also described as a male with a medium build. He wore a dark hooded jacket with the hood up, a black surgical-style face mask, a white undershirt, dark pants, and dark footwear. Both suspects covered their faces during the incident, police said.The first suspect wore a dark balaclava, while the second wore a black surgical-style mask. The hooded sweatshirt worn by the first suspect had the hood down, and the second suspect had the hood of his dark jacket up, according to investigators. Police are continuing to investigate the arson. The video has been released in the hope that someone will recognize the suspects or the vehicle.Anyone with information is asked to contact Toronto police or Crime Stoppers anonymously. No injuries have been reported in connection with the fire. Police have not said how much damage was caused to the clothing store. The investigation remains active, and officers are reviewing evidence from the scene and following up on tips from the public.The arson took place in a commercial area near the intersection of Lake Shore Boulevard West and Albert Avenue, just east of Royal York Road. The street and surrounding businesses were checked by emergency crews after the fire was reported. Police have not said whether the business was open at the time. Anyone with information about the identity of the two suspects, the Honda Civic, or the fire itself is urged to come forward.Tips can be submitted to Toronto police directly or anonymously to Crime Stoppers. The investigation is ongoing.