Long before Ron Quintal could see the mass of smoke and hear the roar of the fire as it moved through Fort McMurray, he knew the city was having a crisis, simply because he was getting the call. " ...

(FORT MCMURRAY ... of Fort McMurray began cleaning up their homes and property Wednesday as people who fled a massive wildfire at the start of May returned to see what’s left. The fire destroyed ...

FORT MCMURRAY ... in Fort McMurray. But firefighters managed to save 85 to 90 percent of the oil sands capital. Larivee says that having lived through a devastating fire and evacuation herself ...

The Fort McMurray fire is still burning out of control ... At least 1,600 structures have been destroyed or damaged. The fire has also forced some oil sands extraction operations to go on hold ...

The fire destroyed 2,400 structures ... dream survives thanks to a friendly rival Video: Surveying the damage in Fort McMurray's Timberlea neighbourhood Fort McMurray residents began returning ...

The Fort McMurray fire broke out in May 2016 and was under ... that could be helpful to firefighters whose lungs have been damaged, such as the combination of bronchial reactivity and thickening ...

But with the fire moving into its second week, light rains and cooler temperatures helped hold it back, giving officials hope that they could soon begin assessing the damage to Fort McMurray ...

Fort McMurray emerged over recent decades as a ... habitation–displacing approximately 450 more students. Due to fire damage, the city’s only Francophone school, Ecole Boreal, also in Abasand ...

Police are investigating a house fire south of Fort McMurray that left one person dead. Wood Buffalo RCMP say that on June 12 ...

The Fort McMurray fire broke out in May 2016 and was under ... that could be helpful to firefighters whose lungs have been damaged, such as the combination of bronchial reactivity and thickening ...

EDMONTON, Alberta – A phased return of more than 80,000 residents of the fire-damaged oil sands city Fort McMurray will begin Wednesday as planned, Alberta’s premier announced Tuesday.