For Wilf Gutzin, the dedication of a plaque in Toronto next week might prove bittersweet. It will finally mark a little-known chapter in the city’s Jewish history, but will undoubtedly churn up dark memories.
It was in the early afternoon of Jan. 20, 1950 when a fire broke out at the Phillips Garment Company, located at 447 Richmond St. W. In a basement, 10 workers toiled making coats and suits for women and young people. Read more from The CJN…