Management at Extra Foods is still waiting for the okay to reopen its store.

Officials say they're hoping to open for regular hours tomorrow after a fire forced it to close earlier this week.

Fire Crews and an electrical company were called to the Timberlea grocery store early Tuesday morning

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The fire was under control by the time they arrived, but smoke still filled the building.

All employees were evacuated and no one was injured.

Mix news will provide more information as it becomes available. 

Alberta's air ambulance program is taking to the skies. 

Alberta Health Services is launching a new air ambulance plan that will provide four new critical care transport teams in smaller communities.

Fort McMurray, along with Grand Prairie, Medicine Hat and Peace River will house the new CCT teams.

Currently, only STARS helicopter teams offer in-flight critical care from bases in Calgary, Edmonton and Grand Prairie.

However, under the new model the teams will serve the entire province, in order to produce safe, high quality and timely emergency medical services.

Request for proposals have been issued for the fixed wing aviation and medical crew contracts in order to be operational by Spring 2014.

Fort McMurray's in for a warm long weekend.

However, due to high hazard conditions, a fire advisory is in effect for the Lac La Biche and Slave Lake areas.

All existing permits have been suspended, but safe campfires are still permitted unless conditions worsen.

There is one wildfire burning in the region, west of Fort McMurray and is classified as being held at 49.8 hectares.

Those heading out to the forested areas for the weekend are reminded to extinguish you campfire completely and knock off all smouldering debris from your vehicle.

Up-to-date information about wildfire conditions is available at http://srd.alberta.ca/Wildfire/WildfireStatus/WildfireStatusMap.aspx