Man, 48, found dead in weekend house fire was slain: Edmonton police / The Edmonton Journal

Wednesday, June 4, 2025, 2:22 pm

Edmonton police confirm that a man pulled from a weekend house fire was, in fact, a homicide victim. Emergency crews discovered troubling evidence early Sunday, prompting a full-blown investigation into the circumstances behind the blaze—a tragic turn of events that has left the community both shocked and, admittedly, a bit puzzled.

edmontonjournal.com / Man, 48, found dead in weekend house fire was slain: Edmonton police

A 48-year-old man whose body was pulled from an early Sunday house fire is the victim of homicide, say Edmonton police. Officers were contacted by Edmonton Fire Rescue Services (EFRS) around 2:47 a.m. Sunday after fire crews responding to the blaze at the home near 120 Avenue and 77 Street found…

globalnews.ca / Police identify man found dead after Edmonton house fire, say he was victim of homicide

Firefighters were called to a house fire in the area of 120 Avenue and 77 Street early Sunday morning and emergency crews found a man's body inside.

permalink / 2 stories from sources in 38 hours ago #crime #albert #canada #fire

More Top Stories...

Carney and Trump engage in high-stakes trade negotiation talks

In a surprising twist in cross-border trade relations, Canadian official Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump are holding direct discussions to resolve trade and tariffs issues. The negotiations come amid mounting pressure over steel and aluminum tariffs, underlining urgent economic and security concerns. More...

Critics slam Liberal border security bill amid rights concerns

Lawmakers face a fierce backlash as critics decry a new federal border security bill. NDP spokespersons and civil society groups warn that specific provisions in the legislation pose serious risks to civil liberties, igniting a heated debate about the balance between national security and individual rights. More...

BC LNG pipeline wins approval amid environmental assessment controversy

British Columbia’s government has confirmed that a decade‐old environmental assessment certificate remains valid for a new LNG pipeline, effectively giving it the green light despite simmering opposition. First Nations and environmental advocates aren’t exactly celebrating, suggesting the old rules may not cut it in today’s world. More...

Remembering Marc Garneau: Celebrating Canada’s First Astronaut’s Enduring Legacy

Canadian media outlets honor the legacy of Marc Garneau, the nation’s first astronaut, reflecting on his pioneering journey into space and his dedicated public service. The tributes emphasize his trailblazing achievements and the deep national pride he continues to inspire, serving as a reminder of his formidable impact on Canada's scientific and public life. More...

Saskatchewan wildfire crisis prompts call for military firefighting aid

As wildfires continue to rage across Saskatchewan, provincial leaders are considering the controversial step of enlisting military assistance to bolster firefighting efforts. The measure comes amid escalating fires and resource strain, prompting tough debates on the balance between emergency support and the risks associated with military involvement in civilian disaster management. More...

Related Tags

Man, 48, found dead in weekend house fire was slain: Edmonton police / The Edmonton Journal

More Top Stories...

Carney and Trump engage in high-stakes trade negotiation talks

Critics slam Liberal border security bill amid rights concerns

BC LNG pipeline wins approval amid environmental assessment controversy

Remembering Marc Garneau: Celebrating Canada’s First Astronaut’s Enduring Legacy

Saskatchewan wildfire crisis prompts call for military firefighting aid

Related Tags

Crime

Alberta

Canada

Fire