Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Hinton, Alberta, to receive a briefing on the devastating Jasper wildfire that has destroyed a third of the town and led to the evacuation of over 20,000 residents. During his visit, he met with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, public safety officials, and evacuees, participating in a moment of silence to honor a fallen firefighter. Smith emphasized the need for collaboration between federal and provincial governments to support the rebuilding efforts and provide temporary housing for those affected. The community has begun bus tours for evacuees to assess the damage, with many residents facing significant losses. Trudeau's visit marks a pivotal moment for recovery discussions as the government coordinates relief efforts amidst an ongoing evacuation order for the national park and town.