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Sask. Ombudsman Investigating Provincial Wildfire Response, Handling of Evacuees

  • Between 10,000 and 15,000 people have been forced to flee multiple wildfires in northern Saskatchewan as of June 10, 2025.
  • Saskatchewan Ombudsman Sharon Pratchler condemned the provincial government for not promptly supplying essential resources such as food, shelter, and critical updates to evacuees, emphasizing the urgent need for a swift response.
  • Pratchler highlighted that evacuees seeking assistance were often told to wait four days for a government response, characterized the overall situation as disorderly, and released a set of 14 urgent recommendations aimed at enhancing support services.
  • Pratchler announced a formal systemic investigation into the government's wildfire response amid reports of evacuees living in cars or tents and facing delayed financial aid and communication.
  • The ongoing fires have caused widespread disruption across Canada, and the delayed response in Saskatchewan suggests urgent need for improved coordination and assistance for displaced residents.
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Regina Leader-Post broke the news in Regina, Canada on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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