On May 3, 2016, while tens of thousands of people fled Fort McMurray, hundreds went running in to begin to battle the wildfire now known as “The Beast.” Continue reading →

Dr. K A Clark Public School in Fort McMurray offers a breakfast program, providing a meal to about 80 students each morning. But the principal says it does much more than that. Continue reading →

A year after a wildfire destroyed parts of Fort McMurray, residents are still recovering from its devastating impact, including the municipality’s mayor. Continue reading →

Rural Alberta Advantage released Beacon Hill on Tuesday, which was inspired by the devastating wildfire that swept through Fort McMurray in May. Continue reading →

The parents of a 15-year-old girl killed in a fiery car crash while evacuating the Fort McMurray wildfire last spring are planning to build a park in her memory. Continue reading →

Checking in with Fort McMurray residents more than seven months after the wildfire. Some will rebuild and some will move on. Continue reading →

It’s been a challenging few months for Fort McMurray residents who have homes in the communities hardest-hit by May’s wildfires but on Friday, many were told they could return home. Continue reading →

Nearly four months after a wildfire ripped through Fort McMurray, residents in two of the hardest hit neighbourhoods have been given the green light to rebuild. Continue reading →

Hundreds of select residents of the Beacon Hill and Abasand neighbourhoods are finally allowed back home, nearly four months after the Fort McMurray wildfire. Continue reading →