The woman who was found dead in a Camrose assisted-living home on Saturday has been identified as 61-year-old Dianne McClements.

A change in wind direction has prompted the evacuation of 12 homes due to an encroaching wildfire about 250 kilometres northeast of Edmonton.

Stan Pepper tells the CBC's Portia Clark how depression from the Slave Lake fire led to the creation to this successful fundraising effort

Hundreds of Slave Lake residents gathered Tuesday to mark the one-year anniversary of the wildfire that destroyed more than one-third of their northern Alberta town.

Staff at the Slave Lake Health Centre recall those frightening moments last year when they helped patients escape the fire.

Edmonton Mayor Stephen Mandel and Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith met for the first time on Tuesday, but it isn't clear if the relationship between the two will improve, based on their reactions.

The lone suspect in the disappearance of St. Albert, Alta., couple Lyle and Marie McCann almost two years ago made his first court appearance this morning.

Slave Lake Mayor Karina Pillay-Kinnee reflects on the future of her town with the CBC's Portia Clark.

The terror of being trapped by thick black smoke and an encroaching wall of fire still evokes raw emotions in Slave Lake resident Pat MacKay, nearly a year after a devastating wildfire in the Alberta town.

A 17-year-old has been charged with second-degree murder and theft of a vehicle in the death of a 61-year-old woman who lived at an assisted-living home in Camrose.

Watch how the events unfolded and listen to the stories of those impacted by the fire

Slave Lake residents like Courtney Murphy are grappling with guilt, stress and anguish as tomorrow's anniversary of the fire that devastated the Alberta community approaches.

Camrose police are treating the death of a 61-year-old woman, who working at an assisted-care facility, as a homicide.