Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Wednesday she’s “prepared to do whatever is necessary” to ensure people’s safety amid the intensifying wildfire situation province-wide, and particularly, in the Fort McMurray area — which roughly 6,600 locals evacuated on Tuesday. Additionally, the province has put in place a fire ban in the high level and Fort McMurray areas, as well as an off highway vehicle restriction in the Fort McMurray area.
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Alberta wildfires: Premier Smith ‘prepared to do whatever is necessary’ to ensure people’s safety
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