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Newsroom Ready: Fort McMurray residents reflect one year after fire

Fort McMurray residents who lost their homes when wildfires ravaged the Alberta city are reflecting on the year since they were evacuated. As the city slowly rebuilds, one returnee says he looks for “silver linings” from the disaster.

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Unique identifier: CP14463966

Legacy Identifier: r_Alta-Wildfire20170427T1415

Type: Video

Duration: 5m17s

Dimensions: 1280px × 720px 391.04 MB

Create Date: 4/27/2017 2:15:00 PM

Display aspect ratio: 16:9