Fire chiefs across southern Alberta are increasingly concerned about the risk of wildfire due to the current dry conditions.

For the second time in two days, a Prairie province declared a state of emergency in the fight against rampaging wildfires ...

The wildfire located six kilometres from Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba was being held at approximately 4,000 hectares.

Frank Guzman, with Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue, posted on X that the man who lives there made it out safely and firefighters rescued his pet cat. He added that it took about 20 minutes to knock ...

according to Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue. One person made it out and a pet cat was rescued by firefighters, authorities said. Video appears to show an emotional man holding a cat on the ground ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Fire ... hearing a man and his cat were inside the apartment. First responders managed to pull the resident and his pet to safety. “Firefighters made their way ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Newly released body camera video shows the moment police said they were forced to fire at a man accused of ... but detectives said Fertil made sure one thing he ...

The journalist John Vaillant’s book “Fire ... and made them catastrophic. John Vaillant and his book “Fire Weather.” Photo credit: John Sinal BENSE: Has anything in Fort McMurray changed ...

The speed at which this year’s fire near Fort McMurray chewed through the path ... The extended drought made up for the lack of fuel available to the fire, known as MWF-017.

The Alberta municipality governing the oilsands hub of Fort McMurray says residents ordered ... from the municipality says firefighters have made considerable progress since then.

The Environmentalist’s Dilemma author Arno Kopecky, left, caught up by phone with Fire Weather author ... Finally his family settled in Fort McMurray. It made me think of all the refugees ...

Winds have died down in some areas and shifted in others, pushing flames away from Alberta’s Fort McMurray ... made it difficult for firefighters to see as they battled “extreme fire behavior ...