Manitoba again declares provincewide state of emergency due to wildfires
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Manitoba has declared another provincewide state of emergency as wildfires continue to threaten communities.
Garden Hill Anisininew Nation is being evacuated Thursday after a wildfire entered the First Nation, leadership said Thursday morning. Snow Lake, about 590 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg, issued a mandatory evacuation order on Wednesday, with people ordered out by noon Thursday.
More than 4,000 people are expected to leave Garden Hill alone, the premier said. Snow Lake has a population of more than 1,000 people.
The Canadian Armed Forces has been assisting with the evacuation from that community. Hercules and commercial flights are slated to help bring residents out on Thursday, Kinew said.
Manitoba again declares provincewide state of emergency as wildfires force new evacuations for thousands | CBC News
Manitoba has declared a provincewide state of emergency for the second time this year, as wildfires threatening communities have forced thousands from their homes in recent evacuations.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
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Manitoba has declared another provincewide state of emergency as wildfires continue to threaten communities.
Garden Hill Anisininew Nation is being evacuated Thursday after a wildfire entered the First Nation, leadership said Thursday morning. Snow Lake, about 590 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg, issued a mandatory evacuation order on Wednesday, with people ordered out by noon Thursday.
More than 4,000 people are expected to leave Garden Hill alone, the premier said. Snow Lake has a population of more than 1,000 people.
The Canadian Armed Forces has been assisting with the evacuation from that community. Hercules and commercial flights are slated to help bring residents out on Thursday, Kinew said.
Manitoba again declares provincewide state of emergency as wildfires force new evacuations for thousands | CBC News
Manitoba has declared a provincewide state of emergency for the second time this year, as wildfires threatening communities have forced thousands from their homes in recent evacuations.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
I’m waiting for the news that most of the fires are out… due to extreme flooding.
Climate change hasn’t been kind to Manitoba.
