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Wildfires force Alberta oil sands producers to evacuate workers, stop some oil flows
The massive wildfire that destroyed part of Fort McMurray in May, 2016, resulted in oil sands production losses as high as one million barrels a day at the height of the disaster. The production outage caused by the wildfire resulted in a 14-per-cent decline of crude oil exports loaded in Alberta.
The Summit Lake wildfire west of Fort Nelson, B.C., has tripled in size, while the Kiskatinaw wildfire near Dawson Creek has ...
In the upper Midwest of the United States, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota have issued air quality warnings as smoke from ...
The Government of Alberta says there are 56 wildfires burning across the province, in their first wildfire update of 2025.
Firefighters battling a blaze in a remote northern Alberta community were temporarily trapped Thursday as raging wildfires ...
Major Canadian oilsands producers have begun halting production and evacuating workers from northeastern Alberta as wildfires ...
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Wildfire live updates: Alberta evacuations continue | Indigenous groups urging government for support | How to get evacuation paymentsParts of the County of Grande Prairie were ordered to evacuate on Thursday as the Kiskatinaw River wildfire in B.C. reached ...
About 100 residents of Kelly Lake, northeast of Prince George near the Alberta border, have been ordered to evacuate due to ...
With wildfires in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and northern Alberta, a plan is in place if they move towards the summit in ...
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