‘It’s our home and we ain’t going nowhere’: Paddle Prairie residents say
While residents of High Level and surrounding First Nations communities returned home after being forced…
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Wildfire destroys more than a dozen homes in Paddle Prairie, Alberta
More than a dozen homes in Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement have been destroyed by a…
Metis community jumps in to lend a hand as Alberta wildfire grows larger
An Alberta wildfire continues to burn in the northern part of the province. It has…
Wildfire forces evacuation of northern Alberta First Nation
An out-of-control wildfire burning in northern Alberta forced 4,000 to flee their homes in High…
‘No answers for me:’ Chief says First Nations left out of Fort McMurray fire response
It was May 8, 2016, and the Fort McMurray wildfire was in full blaze. Municipal…
Taking stock in what was lost, and saved in B.C. after the Telegraph Creek fire
Driving to Telegraph Creek down Hwy 51, through what is known as the Grand Canyon…
Blood Tribe evacuees recount thick smoke and falling embers from wildfire
“There was ashes falling from the air. They were the size of almost a quarter. There was even embers.”
Blood Tribe declares state of emergency due to nearby wildfire
The wildfire from Waterton National Park forced approximately 180 band members out.
Manitoba evacuees have suffered due to lack of support, infrastructure: Chief
The Canadian Red Cross is shutting down one of two emergency shelters for Manitoba forest fire evacuees.
