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Wainwright Mayor Bruce Pugh says the community is feeling ‘a sense of shock’ after the devastating fire.

Even after the polls close, Alberta’s referendum could signify larger changes to come throughout the province, no matter what the ballot says.

Areas in Alberta have held demonstrations both for and against Alberta’s potential separation. Andrew Johnson reports.

Numerous Canadian politicians, including PM Mark Carney, have send their well wishes to those impacted by the CFB Wainwright fire. Michael Serapio reports.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are among those sending well wishes after the deadly fire on the Wainwright military base.

Hospitals and emergency medical teams acted quickly to respond to the fire that injured dozens of people and killed four others. Kathy Le reports.

The friends and families of the four victims from the deadly fire on the Wainwright military base mourn throughout the country. Kent Morrison reports.

Maj. Gen L.W. Rutland says the Company practiced during high winds and describes the rapidly-moving fire.

Premier Danielle Smith, Maj. Gen L.W. Rutland, and Defence Minister David McGuinty describe the fast-moving fire that left four dead and dozens more injured.

Maj. Gen L.W. Rutland says the fire was ‘uncommon’ and ‘rapid’ and that the winds shifted quickly.

Maj. Gen L.W. Rutland reads out the names of the victims in the Wainwright CFB fire and confirms the incident is ‘under active investigation.'

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says 39 people were hospitalized after a fire at CFB Wainwright, 19 are in critical condition.

PM Carney speaks on the tragic incident at CFB Wainwright and the mobilization of first responders, ministers, and officials thereafter.

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says this is a solemn reminder that troops risk their lives.

CTV News Military Analyst Retired Maj.-Gen. David Fraser says the military incident might be the worst he's ever seen in Canada.