The Alberta government said a shift in weather, including cooler temperatures and rain in recent days, has helped firefighters in the High Level region. Continue reading →

The vice-chair of the Paddle Prairie Métis Settlement shared an emotional video of her family returning home after the Chuckegg Creek wildfire destroyed their house. Continue reading →

Sixteen homes were destroyed by the massive Chuckegg Creek Wildfire at the end of May. About 15 more were damaged by flames and smoke. Continue reading →

The community was told to leave immediately on May 29, when the massive Chuckegg Creek wildfire burning near High Level quickly doubled in size and spread. Continue reading →

People in the area of Indian Cabins, about 150 kilometres north of High Level, were told Monday to leave immediately. High Level was put on evacuation alert. Continue reading →

As wildfires continue to burn in northern Alberta, police are warning residents about scams. Continue reading →

A High Level, Alta., evacuee describes “the longest May long weekend of [her] life” as wildfires continue to burn in northern Alberta. Continue reading →

High Level residents started returning home on Monday after out-of-control wildfires prompted a mandatory evacuation order nearly two weeks ago. Continue reading →

Only a few types of masks are effective in filtering fine particulate matter from wildfires. Continue reading →