Jasper has prepared land to house the 600 residents who lost their homes to fire. The province isn't building because it says there's not enough space, but Parks Canada disagrees.

The wildfire that destroyed nearly a third of the Jasper townsite last summer is estimated to have caused $1.23 billion in insured damages.

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Long-awaited federally funded dorm and family-sized trailers could house hundreds of residents who lost their homes in the ...

JASPER, ALTA. — Parks Canada plans to set up 300 or more interim housing units for residents displaced by last year’s ...

Jasper council may allow temporary pop-up businesses in the Connaught Drive public washrooms parking lot this summer.

Hundreds of residents of the Alberta mountain town scattered after last summer's monster wildfire could have temporary ...

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Most properties destroyed by the Jasper, Alta. wildfire last summer have now received an approved demolition permit from ...

The wildfire that covered roughly a third of Jasper, Alberta, in July 2024, has been identified as the second costliest fire ...

The estimated cost of wildfire damage in the Rocky Mountain town of Jasper has ballooned to $1.23 billion, partly a result of ...