Fact #1: The 2016 Canadian fire is known as the monster Canada Wildfire in NBC News, an American News channel (or newspaper)

Fact #2: The Canadian fire that started on May 3rd 2016 and still going on, it is the largest wildfire recorded in Canadian history.

Fact #3: Beacon Hill was the hardest hit community in Fort Mc, but Fort McMurray was not hit.

Fact #4: It is said that it will take months before the fire is taken out completely

Fact #5: 500 firefighters, 15 helicopters, and 14 air tankers have tried to take out the fire on Saturday but it is still ablaze

Fact #6: 2,400 vehicles were said to evacuate from highway 63

Fact #7: No one was killed do to smoke inhalation or burns, but while evacuating, a 15 year old girl and a family member got into a crash while evacuating along highway 63

Fact #8: the smoke has drifted 1'200 miles

Facts from: NBC News and penguinzed

(THAT PICTURE WAS TAKEN 2 DAYS AGO ON GOOGLE)

Fixed Facts:

1. The 2016 Canadian fire is known as "The Beast."

2. 88,000 people were evacuated on highway 63

3. 500 fire fighters, 15 helicopters, and 14 air tankers (This was an update on May 9th or 10th because some updates were on top of each other and I looked it up again its the same thing)

4. It is said it will take months for the fire to be taken out

5. Every part of McMurray got hit

6. No was killed due to burns or smoke inhalation, but two people died in a car crash on highway 63

7. The smoke has drifted 1,200 miles

8. The Canadian fire started on May 1st