Canada’s popular Jasper National Park ordered to evacuate as fire nears. An emergency alert warned residents and guests that they must be out by 3 a.m., with instructions to leave via the one ...

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Jasper National Park said early on Tuesday that “multiple wildfires” were burning in the park, located about 370km (230 miles) west of Edmonton in the western province of Alberta.

Fire chief battling Jasper National Park wildfire watches his house burn down while protecting town 01:12. When the largest wildfire Jasper National Park in Canada has seen in a century started ...

One of Canada’s most popular national parks has been evacuated due to encroaching wildfires. On Monday, July 22, the Canadian government ordered 4,700 residents living in Jasper National Park to ...

Evacuation orders were issued around 10 p.m. for “everyone” in Jasper and Jasper National Park, ... “If you have not yet evacuated town you must leave now,” the park said on Wednesday.

Jane Park, incident commander with Parks Canada, says Highway 93, also known as the Icefields Parkway, is now open to through traffic. But she warns travellers must head straight through the ...

Alberta Wildfire said travellers en route to Jasper National Park must travel back in the direction they came from, unless directed otherwise. The fire is in Parks Canada’s jurisdiction, ...

While fires are not an uncommon in Canada’s Rocky Mountains, studies suggest the amount of fire and their size has significantly decreased over the last century, including in Jasper National Park.