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Did you know... that the massive Chinchaga fire of 1950 in northern Canada produced a smoke cloud that was blamed on supernatural forces, aliens, and nuclear Armageddon?

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Murphy, P.J. "The Alberta Forest Service, 1930-2005: Protection and Management of Alberta's Forests." Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Government of Alberta. Edmonton, Alta., Pub No. I/ 33 (2006).

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