With warm, dry weather returning to much of the province this week, wildfire activity is expected to increase. Albertans who are evacuated are encouraged to stay connected with their local authority for updates.
Albertans returning home are asked to continually check in with local authorities.
Warm weather is keeping wildfire risk active, and Albertans are urged to stay alert and use extra caution during outdoor activities.
Alberta recorded just three new wildfires over the past 24 hours, but warmer conditions in the forecast may lead to heightened wildfire danger and activity in the coming days.
Albertans returning home are asked to continually check in with local authorities.
Little Red River Cree Nation and the Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17 have announced re-entry dates when residents will be able to return home. Residents should stay connected with their local authorities for updates. For those evacuated from
Albertans returning home are asked to continually check in with local authorities.
Alberta’s government will implement a plan to give Jasper residents who have lost their homes an opportunity to tour the community by bus. The Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17 has cancelled the evacuation order for Chipewyan Lake and
Albertans who are evacuated or returning home should regularly check in with local authorities for the latest information.
Residents of Jasper can now register to participate in a bus tour to view the Jasper townsite. At this time, registration priority will be given to residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed by the fire.