As the impact of climate change takes its toll and areas see record-breaking temperatures and droughts, violent blazes have flared up all over the world. We take a look at some of the most violent and ...

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five miles outside the young petro-city of Fort McMurray, Alberta, a small wildfire flickered and ventilated, rapidly expanding its territory through a mixed forest that hadn't seen fire in decades.

Wood Buffalo RCMP are investigating a fire on the Chipewyan Prairie First Nation that left one person dead. Emergency workers responded to the burning home on the First Nation south of Fort McMurray ...

Although Jasper’s recent summer wildfire nearly doubled the current L.A. fires, the Fort McMurray fire in 2016 was more than 17 times larger than even the Jasper fire. At its peak, the Fort ...

Get the news and events of Fort ... package at McMurray Aviation on Sept. 9. That incident is still being investigated. Staff Sgt. Sabrina Clayton of Wood Buffalo RCMP says police do not believe ...

Fire Weather is an astounding account of this century's most intense urban fire, and an urgent examination of humanity's future in an ever-hotter, more flammable world.

The boreal forest system has, for over a decade ... about 950 degrees Fahrenheit – hotter than Venus – destroyed thousands of homes and forced the evacuation of 88,000 people. The fire ripped into ...

The journalist John Vaillant’s book “Fire Weather” begins in the spring of 2016 in the boreal forests surrounding the remote Canadian city of Fort McMurray, where a fire is growing.

“After the Fire”, a 90-minute dark comedy, revolves around a pair of couples in the Alberta city of Fort McMurray. The couples are trying to put their lives back together after the devastating 2016 ...

WELL, THE FORT DODGE FIRE RESCUE HAS A NEW CHIEF. ASSISTANT CHIEF MATT PRICE WAS SELECTED TO LEAD THE DEPARTMENT. HE’LL REPLACE CHIEF STEVE HARKRIDER, WHO IS RETIRING LATER THIS MONTH.