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Fire-fighters continue to battle against Canada blaze

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Some have worked for 24 hours straight at Fort McMurray in Alberta, where tens of thousands of people are now homeless. 

The area thought to have been damaged has been revised down from 2-thousand square kilometres to 16-hundred, after cooler weather.

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But it could be months before the fire is fully brought under control.

The blaze is expected to be the costliest natural disaster in Canadian history.

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