Fort McMurray

One year after the wildfire, Fort McMurray faces slow growth, unemployment and residents with itchy feet. The boom years never looked so good.

The smoke and soot are gone, but the memory of the great fire lingers

A family returns to Stonecreek to find their home largely untouched—despite being surrounded by devastation

As Fort McMurray residents begin to return, a look at what the fire looks like now—and superimposed over other Canadian and international cities

Jason Markusoff joins Fort McMurray residents as the first ones make their way back to the homes they fled in the face of fire

Emerging from the Fort McMurray fire, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean is determined to prove he is also the new face of conservatism in Alberta

The rebuilding effort will bring a mad rush of activity to Fort McMurray. It can’t come soon enough.

From the haze and smoke to toxic fridges and lack of drinking water, it will not just be emotion and relief that overwhelm returning residents

Giller Prize-nominated author Fred Stenson on the long, complex past behind the mythic town

What the last six weeks of the school year will be like for the approximately 900 students evacuated from Fort McMurray