March 1 marks the start of wildfire season in Alberta, which comes days after firefighters brought a fire burning west of Ghost Lake, north of Highway 1A, under control. The cause of the 16.67 ...

The Government of Alberta is encouraging all Albertans to be "prepared and proactive" with the onset of wildfire season on ...

Officials who work with Alberta Wildfire say current conditions lead them to believe this year’s wildfire season will be easier to manage than the last two seasons and they hope the weather ...

2:01 Looking ahead to Alberta’s wildfire season Muted wildfire activity is giving Alberta’s government optimism after last year’s grim start to the season, but experts say dry conditions ...

Alberta is heading into the 2025 wildfire season in a much better position compared to last year and with more dollars being allocated for wildfire preparedness, says the province’s forestry ...

Alberta is forecasting a return to a normal wildfire season in 2025, with fewer challenges than previous years due to more snowpack and predicted precipitation. After a record-breaking wildfire ...

AltaLink has implemented a series of safety measures and system enhancements to increase situational awareness and mitigate ...

Alberta is ramping up its efforts for the 2025 season with a historic $160 million investment After two years of unprecedented wildfire challenges, Alberta is ramping up its efforts for the 2025 ...

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 ...

March 1 marks the start of wildfire season in Alberta, which comes days after firefighters brought a fire burning west of Ghost Lake, north of Highway 1A, under control. The cause of the 16.67-hectare ...

Alberta's forestry minister says muted wildfire activity to start the year is making him more optimistic than he was at the same time last year. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Amber Bracken Muted wildfire ...

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. *Billed as $4 plus GST ...