Fort McMurray Struggles One Year after Wildfire

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First anniversary of disaster approaches

AFP News Agency – In May 2016, a wildfire devastated the Western Canadian region of Fort McMurray, leaving thousands without homes.

As the first anniversary of the disaster approaches, the community is still struggling with the effects of the catastrophe.

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First anniversary of disaster approaches AFP News Agency – In May 2016, a wildfire devastated the Western Canadian region of Fort McMurray, leaving thousands without homes. As the first anniversary of the disaster approaches, the community is still struggling with the effects of the catastrophe. See also Hiring: Forestry Technician (Wildland Fire Operations Specialist) […]

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