July 25 (Reuters) - Trans Mountain Pipeline on Thursday

said there is no indication of damage to its infrastructure, and

a pipeline continues to operate safely after a wildfire reached

the Canadian town of Jasper, Alberta.

"We continue to work with the Town of Jasper and Jasper

National Park to safely monitor the pipeline," the operator

said.

The 890,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) oil pipeline, which runs

from Edmonton to Vancouver, passes close to the town of Jasper,

Alberta.

Around 25,000 people were forced to evacuate the tourist

town on Tuesday, due to one of the hundreds of fires spreading

across Alberta and British Columbia.