Sask. Wildfire Evacuees 18 and Older to Receive $500 Emergency Fund, Premier Says

How a search for an estranged relative turned into an effort to support wildfire evacuees

Cambridge resident Barbara Harrington was trying to help a family member reconnect with their father and in the process was introduced to wildfire evacuees from the Deer Lake First Nation in northern Ontario. Now, she's doing what she can to help them

Sask. premier to speak after province’s support of wildfire evacuees called into question

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe

Sask. government announces $500 for every adult from evacuated communities

Premier Scott Moe has announced a $500 emergency payment for every Saskatchewan resident over the age of 18 from a community evacuated due to the province's escalating wildfire crisis, with a promise of more support to come as evacuees face growing challenges.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe promises $500 in direct aid to each wildfire evacuee

SASKATOON — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, facing criticism that his government is failing to provide timely help to those fleeing wildfires, is promising a $500 payout for each evacuee.

Saskatchewan Premier Moe vows $500 per person for wildfire evacuees

Scott Moe says that money is on top of existing supports for the more than 10,000 people forced to flee

Sask. wildfire evacuees 18 and older to receive $500 emergency fund, premier says

All Saskatchewan wildfire evacuees 18 years or older, will now receive an additional $500 emergency investment.