Edmonton Wildfire Evacuation Order Lifted Amid Active Blaze
Tuesday, May 13, 2025, 12:21 pm
Residents north of Edmonton, forced to flee a rapidly spreading wildfire in Sturgeon County, are now being allowed back home—even while the blaze stubbornly burns on. Firefighters continue their heroic battle against the persistent flames, leaving locals both relieved and slightly baffled by the timing.
Dozens of homeowners forced from their homes last week because of a wildfire burning north of Edmonton can now return home as an evacuation order has been lifted.
EDMONTON - Residents north of Edmonton who fled an out-of-control wildfire earlier this month can return to their homes despite the blaze continuing to burn.
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