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With no rain in the forecast, the fire continues to spread east toward the Saskatchewan border.
Fort McMurray heavily relied on oil for its economy. The fire is so severe that it is expected to disrupt Canada’s economic growth.
Here, the fire crept up to a lawn, but receded.
An apartment building in the Abasand neighborhood is almost unrecognizable in the aftermath of the Fort McMurray fire.
A burned tree stands in the middle of a flattened neighborhood.
A stairway is all that remains of this apartment complex in the Abasand neighborhood.
As it passed, the fire destroyed a section of fence, but left the home behind it untouched.
Trees in the Beacon Hill neighborhood escaped destruction, but the homes around them weren’t so lucky.
These charred and twisted remnants are all that’s left of an apartment building in the Abasand neighborhood.
The fire was hot enough to melt metal, creating these dried rivulets in the Beacon Hill neighborhood.