Edmonton Journal on MSN8d
Alberta heads into wildfire season in much better shape than 2024 with more dollars
Alberta is heading into the 2025 wildfire season in a much better position compared to last year and with more dollars being ...
Alberta wildfire conditions better than last year, minister says
Muted wildfire activity is giving Alberta's government optimism after last year's grim start to the season, but experts say ...
With Alberta wildfire season starting soon, conditions appear better than last 2 years: officials
"For the majority of the province, in the boreal forest, conditions are looking really good for normal [or] near-normal precipitation and snow." ...
B.C. town faces economic fallout after sheltering thousands fleeing Alberta wildfire
Valemount Pines & RV Park, which at one point hosted 600 evacuees for free, told survey takers in December 2024 that it was ...
Alberta wildfire conditions in 'substantially' better shape than last year: minister
Muted wildfire activity is giving Alberta's government optimism after last year's grim start to the season, but experts say ...
cbc.ca on MSN12d
Alberta prepares as wildfire season begins
March 1 marks the start of wildfire season in Alberta, which comes days after firefighters brought a fire burning west of ...
The Canadian Press on MSN5d
Fire-ravaged Alberta mountain town of Jasper gets more aid from governments
The federal government says $2 million will be spent on a pop-up village for 11 local businesses and a storage workspace for ...
Red Deer Advocate8d
Alberta continues to lose experienced firefighters: AUPE
But Gault said Alberta continues to lose experienced firefighters to other jurisdictions that offer better pay, longer ...
Alberta ‘well prepared’ for 2025 wildfire season: minister
Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen says Alberta is “well prepared” for the 2025 wildfire season, which began on March 1.
The Globe and Mail8d
Alberta wildfire conditions in ‘substantially’ better shape than last year, minister says
Muted wildfire activity is giving Alberta’s government optimism after last year’s grim start to the season, but experts say dry conditions could easily flip that narrative. “We’re going ...