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Lynam said it was a blur after that, but all three escaped the townhome unharmed.  Once outside, Lynam said a neighbour who was out walking his dog informed them that he'd seen someone try to set a car on fire on their block.  "He was already on the phone with a 911 operator, calling that in, and he saw us running out, so he came over to talk to us," said Lynam, adding that was the moment he realized the fire wasn't an accident and that they were the victim of arson.  Police estimate the July 10 fire caused over $100,000 in damages. Lynam says he is under the belief that they 'lost virt...

  WINNIPEG -- Residents of a Willow Park housing unit in the Tyndall Park area narrowly escaped a major fire early Saturday morning. Nik Lynam said he and his brother were sleeping when they heard the fire alarm go off, moments later, his brother was yelling that they needed to get out. "The alarm is serious. You're running out of the house, you're just seeing the couches and the window and the curtains all up in flames," explained Lynam. "As soon as we left the door, you heard the glass shatter." Lynam said once they escaped the home, his brother called 911.