Just had a call with someone on Forbes 30 under 30 list and came away really impressed. He shared with me how he made VP at a top tech company before age 30: 1. 4:30 AM wakeup 2. Cold showers 3. Gratitude journal 4. Meditate 5. Dad owns tech company

Moderna hangovers last two days when you’re in your 30s.

When you STOMP your trick you have to try for another one 😂 Rong Ge 🇨🇳 with a little extra speed at the bottom of the jump

#BREAKING: Parks Canada has confirmed multiple structures are impacted in #Jasper. Sources have confirmed to Global News Maligne Lodge is burning, while several pictures of structures on fire have been shared online. #YEG #ABFIRE globalnews.ca/news/10640343/…

I left X when it was still Twitter years ago thanks to the vitriol all over this platform. I downloaded it again today to stay connected to a community very close to my heart—one facing incredible danger tonight. #Jasper your neighbouring Rocky Mountain communities stand with you

As of 8:30 pm this evening, it was determined that air quality had deteriorated to the point that wildland firefighters and others without self contained breathing apparatuses needed to evacuate to Hinton.

Structural firefighters remain in town and are working to save as many structures as possible and to protect critical infrastructure, including the wastewater treatment plant, communications facilities, the Trans Mountain Pipeline and others.

My heart is breaking for all the businesses, residents, animals, first responders, and precious natural resources affected by these fires. I moved to the Rockies 3 years ago because of communities like these. Not just the views, but the people. #Jasper

If there are any Jasper residents that need help in Canmore, please DM me. #Jasper #JasperNationalPark #JasperWildfire

As the pictures and videos circulating online show, significant loss has occurred within the townsite. We are sensitive that residents, business owners, visitors and those with connections to Jasper want to know the state of their homes, businesses, treasures and favourite places

We are grateful for the support, encouragement, care and kind words we have received from all over the country and world. This will be the last update for tonight, July 24. We will provide further updates and information tomorrow.

I can’t stop crying.

Seeing video of levelled streets in #Jasper. I can tell you Parks Canada staff isn’t happy about leaked images. They’re trying to release stuff in an orderly way that’s respectful of the people who call these houses and businesses home. So I won’t be sharing those. #ABfires

Most importantly, there have been no reported injuries as the result of the Jasper Complex Wildfire. Approximately 25,000 people were safely evacuated from the town of Jasper and Jasper National Park. All residents, visitors and responders are safe.

The imagery purportedly coming out of #Jasper is devastating. As per Park's statement, people all over AB, Canada, and the world are looking for updates. But please remember that this is an evolving and sensitive situation, and sharing these images impacts residents in the dark.

I've heard from those close to #Jasper business owners that they found out their livelihoods burned to the ground via social media. Imagine being in their shoes. Please be sensitive when sharing images, whether verified or not. People's homes, their lives, are more than news.

Case in point.

The most significant structural damage is concentrated on the west side of town, southwest of Miette Avenue. Firefighting efforts have prevented significant damage to much of the infrastructure in the east end of town.

With today’s rain and cooler temperatures, fire activity is significantly subdued. However, it is important to note that the fire is still out of control and significant work remains before conditions are safe enough to allow for limited re-entry into the park.

Amidst the ashes, life finds a way Just like the community of Jasper, Jasper National Park's wildlife will rebound from this crisis. In the face of flames, the extraordinary instincts of wildlife, like bears and elk, guide them to safety.