Jasper is on fire!

BILTIT said:

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maxwell said:

that guy needs to fact check himself. That is a national park so it is not reported on Alberta's system. Look at the national parks interactive fire map there are a few out of control in wood buffalo national park.

Be careful what you believe on the internet folks, as tempting as it might seem

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maxwell said:

that guy needs to fact check himself. That is a national park so it is not reported on Alberta's system. Look at the national parks interactive fire map there are a few out of control in wood buffalo national park.

Be careful what you believe on the internet folks, as tempting as it might seem

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maxwell said:

that guy needs to fact check himself. That is a national park so it is not reported on Alberta's system. Look at the national parks interactive fire map there are a few out of control in wood buffalo national park.

Be careful what you believe on the internet folks, as tempting as it might seem

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rknight111 said:

I’m shocked that they are letting people in so soon. The water is still not potable, streets are barricaded off with what appears to be improperly installed fencing. There are many hazards present. Large trees are still on buildings. There is no gas stations operating, no groceries, no hotels, fires are being put out all around. This appears to be only political and not actually practical, we as consultants are only just starting our assessments. Then the restoration company are reviewing the sites and our recommendations then starting later this week. The additional traffic will be more of a nightmare. It currently takes 1 1/2 hrs at the minimum to get from Hinton to Jasper and typically it’s 45 minutes. The speed limit has been lowered considerably and the traffic we have is atco, parks Canada and the rcmp.
I’m going home for the weekend to get away from this rat race.

Today we were working at Lobstick lodge conducting assessments, when we got out of the truck and were getting ready to inspect the staff accommodations we came about 15’ from a brown bear. It was going through stuff just in its own world. We waited for it to mosey on by then continued our inspections.

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rknight111 said:

I’m shocked that they are letting people in so soon. The water is still not potable, streets are barricaded off with what appears to be improperly installed fencing. There are many hazards present. Large trees are still on buildings. There is no gas stations operating, no groceries, no hotels, fires are being put out all around. This appears to be only political and not actually practical, we as consultants are only just starting our assessments. Then the restoration company are reviewing the sites and our recommendations then starting later this week. The additional traffic will be more of a nightmare. It currently takes 1 1/2 hrs at the minimum to get from Hinton to Jasper and typically it’s 45 minutes. The speed limit has been lowered considerably and the traffic we have is atco, parks Canada and the rcmp.
I’m going home for the weekend to get away from this rat race.

Today we were working at Lobstick lodge conducting assessments, when we got out of the truck and were getting ready to inspect the staff accommodations we came about 15’ from a brown bear. It was going through stuff just in its own world. We waited for it to mosey on by then continued our inspections.

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rknight111 said:

I’m shocked that they are letting people in so soon. The water is still not potable, streets are barricaded off with what appears to be improperly installed fencing. There are many hazards present. Large trees are still on buildings. There is no gas stations operating, no groceries, no hotels, fires are being put out all around. This appears to be only political and not actually practical, we as consultants are only just starting our assessments. Then the restoration company are reviewing the sites and our recommendations then starting later this week. The additional traffic will be more of a nightmare. It currently takes 1 1/2 hrs at the minimum to get from Hinton to Jasper and typically it’s 45 minutes. The speed limit has been lowered considerably and the traffic we have is atco, parks Canada and the rcmp.
I’m going home for the weekend to get away from this rat race.

Today we were working at Lobstick lodge conducting assessments, when we got out of the truck and were getting ready to inspect the staff accommodations we came about 15’ from a brown bear. It was going through stuff just in its own world. We waited for it to mosey on by then continued our inspections.

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rknight111 said:

I’m shocked that they are letting people in so soon. The water is still not potable, streets are barricaded off with what appears to be improperly installed fencing. There are many hazards present. Large trees are still on buildings. There is no gas stations operating, no groceries, no hotels, fires are being put out all around. This appears to be only political and not actually practical, we as consultants are only just starting our assessments. Then the restoration company are reviewing the sites and our recommendations then starting later this week. The additional traffic will be more of a nightmare. It currently takes 1 1/2 hrs at the minimum to get from Hinton to Jasper and typically it’s 45 minutes. The speed limit has been lowered considerably and the traffic we have is atco, parks Canada and the rcmp.
I’m going home for the weekend to get away from this rat race.

Today we were working at Lobstick lodge conducting assessments, when we got out of the truck and were getting ready to inspect the staff accommodations we came about 15’ from a brown bear. It was going through stuff just in its own world. We waited for it to mosey on by then continued our inspections.

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LUCKY 7 said:

On the news they even say that tourists are allowed in Jasper too.

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imdoo'n said:

Starting to remind me of fires in Hawaii

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drew562 said:

People who are conservative and generally represent the true Alberta Spirit love Jasper. They have burnt our town. Purple haired dick cutting, hormone eating, and DP supporters still have their town in Banff.
Jasper was a true example of Alberta

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lilduke said:

Whats with the banff hate, they didnt start the fire lol

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snopro said:

This is snow and mud. Everything is fair game lol

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