We are deeply sorry for your loss. Experiencing damage to your property is incredibly challenging, and our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. Below is a list of important information regarding damaged properties to help guide you through the next steps.
Please remember to take care of your emotional well-being as well. This process can be triggering, and it is okay to seek support. We encourage you to visit our Mental Health page for resources and assistance. You do not have to go through this alone.
Team Rubicon Appointments
Representatives from Team Rubicon Canada are available in Jasper, and residents whose properties were destroyed will be able to speak to them. You may book an appointment to sift through your property with the Team’s assistance. Please call 1-855-242-2657 to make an appointment.
Someone can also make a proxy appointment on a resident’s behalf, although Team Rubicon Canada will need to confirm with the resident directly and undergo authorization paperwork. Team Rubicon Canada requires signed permission to enter a property, even if it is destroyed.
For your safety, only trained professionals, like Team Rubicon Canada or insurance representatives, are permitted to go behind the fencing placed around damaged properties. We appreciate your understanding during this difficult time, and we are very sorry for your loss.
Damaged Properties Map
Please view the map safely.
We know that viewing photos of your damaged home will be incredibly difficult and possibly triggering.
- View these photos with your support network in place.
- Visit our mental health support page for additional resources.
- Call 211 at any time to receive immediate support.
Instructions
1. Go to the link: Damaged Houses Photo Map
2. In the “Layers” menu, make sure only “Parks Canada/Parcs Canada” is checked. Uncheck everything else.
Mobile View
Desktop View
3. Zoom in on the town and click the “red camera” icons on each property.
4. Scroll in the pop-up to see the photos.
Damaged Properties Album
Photos of damaged structures are available on the Parks Canada website.
The community of Jasper has structure and landscape losses in our town and surrounding areas. We understand the impact this has, and our hearts go out to those affected. We recognize that this is a traumatic and stressful time for Jasper residents. Please review available mental health supports.