The Alberta court determined the fine should be directed to efforts to educate workers at the water treatment plant and ensure indoor air quality at a local health care centre.

Condo boards and residential landlords in Fort McMurray and surrounding flood-stricken areas will have until August 5 to apply for provincial funding to help cover uninsurable damage.

Approximately 13,000 evacuees have been instructed to abide by COVID-19 social distancing requirements.

Alberta courts ordered restitution for 12 breaches of the Residential Tenancy Act in 2016-17 and meted out an unprecedented $7,000 fine.

The Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) has opened a brand new training facility in Fort McMurray to help support safe rebuilding efforts in the municipality.

Following the Fort McMurray wildfires, the Government is assisting Western Canadians affected by building material price increases and supply shortages.

No one likes to think about disasters, but the reality is they happen. Being prepared and aligning with the right partners can be the difference between a quick response or a long and costly recovery.

Two months after the Fort McMurray wildfires began, they were deemed under control thanks to the efforts of responders, including FirstOnSite Restoration.

Canada Green Building Council is offering free LEED registration and certification for commercial, institutional and residential projects in Fort McMurray.

The May wildfires in Fort McMurray, Alberta, left Canadians across the nation in awe of nature’s power and capacity for destruction. Now that the smoke

Northview Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust announced today that it will not charge rent for the months of May or June 2016 for its 645 Fort McMurray residents that have been displaced by the devastating wildfires.

Northview Apartment REIT announced initial Fort McMurray aid efforts, which include a plan to support the 645 families residing with Northview, and the 30 employees that have been displaced by the devastating wild fires.

Nearly $2 billion worth of commercial and industrial properties are primarily located outside the fire zone, downtown or in the north part of the city.