Fort McMurray

Alberta new United Conservatives will pick a new leader today, October 28, 2017.

A wildfire that forced 80,000 people in northern Alberta to flee more than a year ago has finally been extinguished.

The federal government is promising more funding to support residents affected by raging wildfires in British Columbia as some of the thousands of people displaced prepare to return home.

Rebuilding efforts in Fort McMurray, Alta., are running ahead of expectations, with reconstruction underway on one-third of the homes destroyed in last year's wildfire.

Seeing reports of the wildfire evacuations in British Columbia has brought back stressful memories for residents of Fort McMurray, Alta.

A crew of 21 firefighters from New Brunswick is headed across the country to help battle forest fires in British Columbia.

The Alberta Energy Regulator has laid five charges against Nexen Energy for a pipeline spill two years ago that was one of the largest in provincial history.

Federal officials raised the possibility of relaxing competition and fuel quality rules to ensure a stable supply of fuel while the Fort McMurray wildfire raged.

Nearly 50 years after the opening of Canada's first major oilsands mine, the site is an epicentre of energy, teeming with bustling workers amid signs of its pioneering past and cutting-edge future.

Fort McMurray residents are gathering in a riverfront park for yoga lessons, pancakes and visits with friends as they marked a year since a fierce wildfire destroyed 10 per cent of the city.

Building boom in Fort McMurray is ramping up as homeowners, insurers, contractors, and officials in the Alberta city clear hurdles that hindered reconstruction after the devastating wildfire last May.

Between May and December of last year, Chris Flett went through two life-changing events: his house burned down and he won the lottery.

Farid El-Hayouni and Ibtissam Saidi are almost certain they won't live on Prospect Drive again.

A new study suggests that those who battled the massive wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alta., continue to suffer both physically and mentally nearly a year after the blaze devastated the community.

Nearly a year after the massive wildfire that devastated Fort McMurray, Alta., a climate scientist says there may be more forest fires in Canada this summer.