Satellite images show Fort McMurray damage
Satellite images provided by Effigis show the Alberta city of Fort McMurray on April 10, 2016, before the wildfires, and May 4, 2016.
Montreal-based Effigis has released two satellite images of Fort McMurray, showing the widespread damage caused by an out-of-control wildfire.
The second image, from May 4, 2016, was taken when the fire was about 850 square kilometres in size.
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