Edmonton firefighters were called to a grass fire at the northern edge of the city on Wednesday night.
A spokesperson with Edmonton Fire Rescue Services told Global News that crews responded to a blaze south of Anthony Henday Drive and west of Mark Messier Trail at 7:51 p.m. They said the fire spread to a barn in the area. They did not report any injuries.
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As of 8:35 p.m., firefighters had the blaze under control, the spokesperson said, adding crews were eventually able to put the fire out. It was not known what sparked the fire but an investigation into the cause is underway.
Seven fire units were called to the scene. Traffic was not affected.
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