Brush fires continue to cause problems as Edmonton deals with hot, dry spring
One, a smoky brush fire in northeast Edmonton, led to a number of motorists to collide with fire trucks in northeast Edmonton.
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One, a smoky brush fire in northeast Edmonton, led to a number of motorists to collide with fire trucks in northeast Edmonton.
One, a smoky brush fire in northeast Edmonton, led to a number of motorists to collide with fire trucks in northeast Edmonton.
Three homes are damaged after a fire broke out in a south Edmonton subdivision.
Dora Fidgen saw 32-year-old John Daniel Newton for the last time on a Friday — St. Patrick's Day.
Article content Multiple properties were damaged following an accidental fire in south Edmonton Friday morning. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services received a call at 4:49 a.m. reporting a structure fire near Stanton Drive and 60 Street. Eight crews arrived on scene minutes later to find two detached garages on fire, spokesman Kyle Owcharuk said in a statement. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Accidental fire damages multiple homes in south Edmonton Friday morning Back to video The fire was brought under control shortly before 5:30 a.m. and declared...