Friday, October 18, 2024

Wildfire leaves Jasper unrecognizable, as premier chokes back tears

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A wildfire unlike any other has left a historical town in the Canadian Rockies unrecognizable.

Today, Alberta’s leader choked back tears during an emotional update on the situation in Jasper, as images from the ground revealed the extent of the devastation.

Homes burned down to their foundations, cars left with nothing but their frames, and many wondering what happens next.

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