There are no further boil water advisories in place in Fort McMurray after flooding in April.

When residents of Fort McMurray, Alta. are finally given the all clear to return to their homes and start cleaning up from a devestating, once-in-a-century flood, infectious disease experts says they will need to be cautious.

Ice jams can stretch for kilometres, reach several metres in height and cause rivers to rise in a matter of hours, says one river ice expert.

Fort McMurray resident Andrew Wall said his townhouse and workplace have been impacted by the disaster, and he isn't sure yet just how severe the damage will be. 

The mayor of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo said one person has died as a result of flooding in northern Alberta.

Officials with the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo said the water on the Clearwater River continued to rise Tuesday, but at a slower rate than on Monday.

Provincial and federal governments say they are ready to help with flooding in northern Alberta as the number of evacuations in Fort McMurray continued to increase Monday.

A plane that crashed into the Athabasca River near Jasper, Alta., in July stalled and entered into a spin shortly after takeoff, according to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.

A Cessna 150J that crashed near Jasper over the weekend, killing the plane's passenger, has been recovered from the Athabasca River.

An environmental assessment provided to UNESCO says oilsands activity, climate change and hydro development are fundamentally changing the environment of Wood Buffalo National Park in northern Alberta.