Comfort Zone Busted in Early Morning Raid
- Posted by Danielle D'Ornellas
- Filed in City
- March 16, 2008

On a quiet Sunday morning when most Torontonians were still sleeping off their St. Patrick's Day outings from the night before, party-goers at the notorious Comfort Zone at Spadina and College were bounced by Toronto cops on a massive raid.
Local news sources Citynews and the Toronto Star were quick to cover the story, stating that authorities claimed it was a "routine" sweep. Yes, a "routine" sweep around 6am at a nightclub infamous for illegal after hours activities.
The writers at the National Post however, took their coverage further when they not only focused on the Comfort Zone but also erroneously turned their attention to the Silver Dollar nightclub next door. Dan Burke, booker of the Silver Dollar was quick to defend his club, maintaining that the bust will not affect the operations at the Silver Dollar.
Also: Official Toronto Police news release concerning the bust and arrested parties.
Photo: Something is Up by Mike Stroud







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routine? I would bet that every cop in this city knows exactly what comfort zone is and what goes on there. The owners must have some deal with the cops honestly. its beyond me how this place remains open. when it doesn't open till 6am and goes all day. I have been there once and I can safely say that everyone was under the influence of something other than a few drinks.