Cambridge grocery store temporarily closed following fire

A Cambridge Fire vehicle is seen parked outside a Sobeys grocery store on Cedar Street in Cambridge on Oct. 23, 2024. (Shelby Knox/CTV News)

Employees at a grocery store in Cambridge had a surprising start to their morning as they walked in to work to find a fire.

The Cambridge Fire Department said they responded to a small fire inside a freezer at the Sobeys on Cedar Street.

Crews are still looking into what started the fire and a damage estimate is not yet available, but the store will be closed for an undetermined amount of time.

No one was hurt.

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