A fire forced several people from their northeast Edmonton homes early Friday.
The fire at a townhouse complex near Hermitage Road and Harrison Drive was reported at around 3:30 a.m.
Heavy smoke was pouring out of a second-floor window when emergency crews arrived.
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They managed to contain the fire to the upper floor of one suite, but evacuated neighbouring townhomes as a precaution.
Nobody was injured and investigators are working to determine a cause.
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