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Police release photo of man believed to have set fire that destroyed Edmonton home
Police release photo of man believed to have set fire that destroyed Edmonton home

CTV News

time10-07-2025

  • CTV News

Police release photo of man believed to have set fire that destroyed Edmonton home

The Edmonton Police Service says this man started a fire that destroyed an Edmonton home on June 4, 2025. (Credit: Edmonton Police Service, Dave Mitchell/CTV News Edmonton) Police have released a photo of a man they say broke into and set fire to an attached garage in the area of 65 Street and 14 Avenue last month. The fire, which was set around 5 a.m. on June 4, spread to the house. The family of seven who occupied the house, including two young children, were able to escape without injury. The house was destroyed and a neighbouring house was also damaged in the blaze. Police believe a man on a bicycle who was captured by nearby surveillance cameras is responsible for the fire. Anyone who can identify him is asked to contact the Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

Farmington Hills residents fed up with cut-through traffic due to Orchard Lake Road construction
Farmington Hills residents fed up with cut-through traffic due to Orchard Lake Road construction

CBS News

time18-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • CBS News

Farmington Hills residents fed up with cut-through traffic due to Orchard Lake Road construction

It's the third day of the construction on Orchard Lake Road between 12 Mile and 13 Mile in Farmington Hills, Michigan, and folks who live on side streets nearby are already fed up with people cutting through their neighborhood. Parallel to Orchard Lake Road is Greening Street, a residential road prone to cut-through traffic. But now, residents say it's even worse. CBS Detroit "They're in, they're out, they're up, they're down. It's horrendous. This is Orchard Lake Road pulled onto a side street," said Fran Vallely. "It's a known cut through, but not like this. This is insanity right now," Pat Kennedy said On Monday, sewer repairs started on Orchard Lake Road, closing the road to traffic for the week. Barricades are set up at the entrances of side streets, including Greening Street, to curb congestion. However, neighbors say those signs were only put up on Tuesday, and drivers ignore them. "A lot of people, if we stop and talk to them, they'll say, 'Oh, I didn't know this was blocked or I didn't see the sign.' All four entrances have signs," said Dave Mitchell. Even more alarming is how fast people drive. "People are still going Orchard Lake speeds down here. Like, we have a young kid that's 3 years old, we can't walk him to the park anymore, so it's like a pretty serious safety hazard," said Ken Yesh. CBS Detroit Residents are now taking matters into their own hands and placing garbage cans in the street to slow traffic down. "If you're going to zip by here, you might damage your car, and they don't want to do that. They might not care about our safety, but at least they'll care about their cars," Yesh stated. From police patrols to tackling the increase in traffic, these residents are eager for a solution. "I know they gotta use it and they gotta drive somewhere, but I just suggest slowing down and paying attention because it's a dangerous situation out here," said Kennedy. CBS News Detroit reached out to the city of Farmington Hills, which tells us speed radar signs will be placed on Greening Street to monitor traffic. The city also plans to increase patrols in the area.

Edmonton students perform as part of annual Latin American culture celebration
Edmonton students perform as part of annual Latin American culture celebration

CTV News

time31-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CTV News

Edmonton students perform as part of annual Latin American culture celebration

The Escuela Mill Creek School fiesta on May 30, 2025. (Dave Mitchell/CTV News Edmonton) Students at Escuela Mill Creek School held their annual fiesta celebrating Latin American culture on Friday. Children from Kindergarten to Grade 6 performed dances representing different countries such as El Salvador, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Venezuela, Chile and Mexico. The celebration also included a percussion performance and traditional clothing. Escuela Mill Creek School is an international Spanish academy, the Spanish bilingual program is the only program offered at the school. This is the 24th year for the annual fiesta.

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