Courtyard by Marriott patio damaged by river valley brush fire
CTV
Several photos and videos from the scene showed flames burning in the river valley, near the Courtyard, Fairmont Hotel Macdonald and the 100 Street Funicular.
Firefighters responded to a large grass fire near a hotel in downtown Edmonton Thursday night.
Crews were called to a brush fire outside the Courtyard by Marriott at 9 p.m.
Several photos and videos from the scene showed flames burning in the river valley, near the Courtyard, Fairmont Hotel Macdonald and the 100 Street Funicular.
There was some damage to the Courtyard by Marriott patio, Edmonton Fire Rescue Services told CTV News.
No injuries were reported Thursday night, EFRS added.
The fire was considered out at 10:48 p.m.
The cause of the fire and damage estimate were unknown Thursday night.
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