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Alberta premier calls conditions 'extreme' as wildfire grows

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the focus is shifting to protecting infrastructure as a fire that ravaged Fort McMurray grows. At a Thursday briefing, an official said firefighters and tankers from other provinces are en route.

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Legacy Identifier: r_Alta-Wildfire20160505T1645

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Duration: 1m40s

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Create Date: 5/5/2016 4:45:00 PM

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