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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.

Medical crews are on location in Wainwright military base explosion caused multiple injuries.

Helicopters arrive and depart from the Wainwright airport on Oct. 17, 2026 after a fire and explosion at CFB Wainwright.

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Defence Minister McGuinty tells reporters that it is ‘an active and delicate investigation’ when asked if weapons or ammunition were involved in the fire.

Defence Minister McGuinty says the Canadian Armed forces are working with the government of Alberta and municipal governments to investigate the fire.

Officials say a large fire has broken out at an armed forces military base in Wainwright, Alberta.

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