Most properties destroyed by the Jasper, Alta. wildfire last summer have now received an approved demolition permit from ...

The bureau says the Jasper wildfire — which destroyed one-third of the town's structures — is the second-costliest fire event in Canadian history, after the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfires ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. In Jasper on Fire: Five Days of Hell in a Rocky Mountain Paradise, journalist Matthew Scace delivers a gripping account of a town under siege by nature’s most ...

It has been difficult to get a sense of the scale of what happened because the fire burned out-of-control for days. Some 25,000 people were evacuated from the town and the Jasper National Park ...

The most significant structural damage from the fire is on the west side of town, Jasper National Park reported late on Thursday night local time. Firefighters have prevented "significant" damage ...

CatIQ, an independent organization based in Toronto and a subsidiary of PERILS, has released its fourth industry loss ...

On the Sep. 7 when the Jasper wildfire was ... Jasper: On the evening of July 22, a fire was reported in Jasper National Park northeast of the Town of Jasper, followed shortly after by reports ...

Six months after the Jasper ... for weeks after the fire started, sources said earlier this year. The next update on losses from the wildfires will be issued Jul. 22, 2025, which marks one ...

As blazes continue to burn in L.A., Albertans know all-too-well the damage and misery that such massive walls of fire bring ... On the Sep. 7 when the Jasper wildfire was officially classified ...