Canadian park Jasper National Park was told to evacuate as a fire approached.

Evacuation of Jasper National Park

- Evacuation Order: The Jasper National Park and the town of Jasper have been ordered to evacuate due to multiple wildfires in the area.
- Wildfires: The wildfires are burning in the Canadian Rockies' largest national park, forcing visitors and thousands of residents to flee west over mountain roads through darkness, soot and ash.
- Number of Evacuees: Up to 25,000 visitors and residents have been evacuated from the park and town.
- Evacuation Process: Evacuees were told they had five hours to clear out and to carry with them key documents, pets, medication and any other emergency supplies.
- Traffic Conditions: The evacuation process has resulted in heavy traffic, with many evacuees reporting slow movement and thick smoke.
- Reception Centers: Reception centers have been set up in Grande Prairie and Calgary to assist evacuees.
- Firefighting Efforts: Parks Canada is responding to multiple wildfire starts, and firefighting efforts are ongoing.

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