The premier also accused Parks Canada, which had nothing to do with the report, of using it to deflect blame for the fire and the town of playing politics. She repeatedly attacked Parks Canada’s ...

Parks Canada is conducting a formal review of the fire and response, which is not yet public. Last week, Jasper published its ...

Amid frustrations among displaced residents and tensions with the Alberta government, town officials urge patience ...

For several days the sordid tale of how a Globe and Mail journalist was stalked and photographed by a person or persons as yet unidentified ...

One year to the day a wind-whipped fire forced thousands to flee in the dark of night along one smoke-choked road, the mayor ...

One year to the day a wind-whipped fire forced thousands to flee in the dark of night along one smoke-choked road, the mayor ...

As the Alberta town commemorates the destructive fire, community members deal with delays and officials search for ...

Resilient, healing, enduring. That’s how the mayor of Jasper described the residents of the iconic Alberta mountain resort ...

The lingering recovery and policy disputes have underscored the ongoing insurance implications of climate-driven disasters.

From a targeted campaign against a Globe and Mail reporter to unhinged screeds, Danielle Smith and her supporters are in a ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe outline what they hope to hear from Prime Minister Mark Carney ahead of meetings with him in Huntsville, ...

So I heard our premier asked for an apology over an independent report of her government’s handling of the Jasper wildfire.