National News A third of Little Grand Rapids in northern Manitoba flee wildfires By Ashley Brandson May 24, 2018 300 out of the 1,100 residents of the Little Grand Rapids First Nation in northern Manitoba have been forced to flee a wildfire burning through the region. Many of the evacuees are in Winnipeg. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *WebsiteSubmit Report Tags: Little Grand Rapids First Nation, Manitoba, Wildfires Continue Reading Vancouver, Squamish pipeline challenges dismissed by court in B.C. Indigenous students ditch school to meet at the Vancouver Art Gallery for a demo... Author(s) Ashley Brandson [email protected] 2 thoughts on “A third of Little Grand Rapids in northern Manitoba flee wildfires” I’m so glad they are getting to safety. May they all from both reserves, in Jesus name amen. I’m so glad they are getting to safety. May they all from both reserves, in Jesus name amen. Comments are closed. More Stories ‘Kaatagoging’: New book series honours residen... 13 hours ago By Tyler Shingoose President Trump’s renaming of beloved Mount Denali a... 13 hours ago By Sara Connors Election of new grand chief of Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs... 13 hours ago By Leanne Sanders Widow of Cree Elder whose braids were cut off in hospital ... 14 hours ago By Leanne Sanders The Liberal leadership race: Are we in a post-reconciliati... 14 hours ago By Karyn Pugliese N.L. child protection system part of ongoing colonization,... 18 hours ago By Yumna Iftikhar
I’m so glad they are getting to safety. May they all from both reserves, in Jesus name amen.
I’m so glad they are getting to safety. May they all from both reserves, in Jesus name amen.