Beyond Local

Motorists are advised to drive with caution on Highway 22 as police continue to investigate and lane closures will cause delays

Residents, forest professionals and firefighters feared a massive fire in Jasper for years.

Parks Canada fire crews, with the assistance of helicopters bucketing water, continue to work on the Waputik Peak wildfire south of Hector Lake in Banff National Park, which is now classified as being held

Finlay Knox and Canadian men take sixth in 4x100m relay at Paris Olympic Games

Crews are preparing to bulldoze a protection line north of the townsite.

25,000 people evacuated. Multiple door-to-door sweeps performed.

On the coloured map, green indicates no visible damage, yellow is visible damage and red is destroyed.

As of Saturday, 43 wildfires are out-of-control in Alberta.

Parks Canada anticipates that all remaining fires in the Jasper townsite will be extinguished today (July 27).

While the vast majority of the Jasper’s population has evacuated, some stayed behind to help out.