358 buildings destroyed in Jasper

358 buildings destroyed in Jasper

July 26, 2024 6:42 pm MST.

More than 360 buildings have been destroyed or damaged in Jasper after a wildfire hit the town Wednesday. As Sean Amato reports, town, provincial and federal officials agree that nothing could have been done to stop the flames.

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