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"Jasper鈥檚 just starting to see the light of day from this horrific natural disaster, and then to be faced with what鈥檚 essentially a corporate disaster."

Initially announced in June, the transaction includes a renewable long-term lease with Parks Canada, with nearly 30 years remaining.

鈥淲e鈥檙e Jasper, we鈥檙e tourism, and if we don't have the tourism, where are we going to be?鈥�

"We鈥檙e expecting these to be relatively short-term fixes because most of the hotel rooms are not really long-term occupancy units."

From Aug. 12-16, Tim Hortons locations offered guests a fundraising doughnut for $2 and donated 100 per cent of the proceeds, excluding taxes.

The Jasper wildfire currently ranks number nine in Canada's top 10 natural disasters for insurance payouts, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC).

The road to recovery is starting to clear for businesses in Jasper, Alta., a month after some 25,000 visitors and residents were forced to flee a raging wildfire.

While the highway is open to all traffic as of Friday, Valemount business owners said the roughly three-week long closure drastically lowered their number of customers.

The townsite of Jasper is working on a phased re-entry plan for residents, but they may not even have homes to return to

CN had suspended operations for several days following the initial evacuation on July 22 but was able to resume rail traffic after inspecting infrastructure and consulting Parks Canada.