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Clocks turned back one hour in Alberta this morning as daylight time came to an end.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith received 91.5 per cent support from her United Conservative Party members in a leadership review vote at its annual convention.

Spring forward and fall back remain divisive as some people want the early morning light that standard time brings while others the after-work sunshine of daylight time

Roughly 6,000 party members to gather for leadership review at annual general meeting this weekend

While the Jasper fire is classified as under control, Parks Canada won鈥檛 be able to declare the blaze extinguished until it can do a final scan at the start of next wildfire season and look at some perimeter areas where deeper fuel pockets are located.

鈥淲hat鈥檚 most disconcerting about all of this is that (Premier Danielle Smith is) willing to sacrifice vulnerable young people and their health and their well-being for her political ambitions.鈥�

Officials have noted that mass debris removal was the most cost-effective approach and was previously done in Slave Lake and Fort McMurray.

"Nature belongs in cities. For this reason, we need to redesign cities so they include biodiversity and intact ecosystems."

Thousands of members of Alberta鈥檚 governing United Conservative Party gather Friday in Red Deer ahead of a crucial weekend vote on the job performance of their leader, Premier Danielle Smith.

Part of the Red Deer River Valley in Banff National Park is closed Oct. 6-Nov. 18 to allow for a ceremonial Indigenous bison hunt