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Alaska Highway reopened after nearby wildfire forced closure near Fort Nelson, B.C.

Travel · Fort Nelson

Alaska Highway reopened after nearby wildfire forced closure near Fort Nelson, B.C.

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

The stretch of the Alaska Highway near Fort Nelson, B.C., that closed Monday due to a nearby wildfire has reopened to single lane traffic.See the Story

'I've Never Seen Anything Like It': Sask. Premier Says Thousands More May Need to Evacuate in Coming Days

Scott Moe · Denare Beach

'I've Never Seen Anything Like It': Sask. Premier Says Thousands More May Need to Evacuate in Coming Days

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

More than 9,000 people have now been evacuated from northern Saskatchewan due to wildfires and Premier Scott Moe says that number could reach 15,000 in the coming days.See the Story

Pimicikamak chief frustrated with residents refusing to flee wildfire, says arrests should be made

Wildfires · Manitoba

Pimicikamak chief frustrated with residents refusing to flee wildfire, says arrests should be made

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Pimicikamak Cree Nation leaders are still working to get the final few community members to safety as emergency crews fight an out-of-control wildfire, and Chief David Monias is exasperated with residents who've refused to leave.See the Story

Wildfire Updates: Rain Slows some Northern Alberta Wildfires #News #Canadian #CDN #Canada

Skip to Content While Alberta wildfire activity did not escalate dramatically Tuesday night due in part to cooler weather and some precipitation, temperatures in some areas are warming up Wednesday and expected to remain hot into the weekend. The forecast for the Grande Prairie area, currently threatened by a fire burning near Kelly Lake, B.C., is calling for possible rain Wednesday evening followed by a few days of cooler temperatures. Simil…Wildfires · Alberta See the Story

A perfect storm: Manitoba’s wildfires fuelled by predictability - Fire Fighting in Canada

“Manitoba’s devastating wildfires were entirely predictable,” says Hossein Bonakdari, Associate professor, in Civil engineering at uOttawa who tapped intoWildfires · Manitoba Read Article

Demand for water bombers has 'skyrocketed' as Canada grapples with more intense wildfires - Fire Fighting in Canada

As Canada is again dealing with massive wildfires, the increasing severity of the natural disasters is having the knock-on effect of spiking the demand forWildfires · Canada Read Article

Amherst approves new live burn training facility - Fire Fighting in Canada

The town of Amherst, Ont., and the Amherst Fire Fighters Association have partnered to design and construct a new live burn training facility for Amherst.Amherst, Nova Scotia · Amherst Read Article

CBRM will now handle Glace Bay fire department's operating budget - Fire Fighting in Canada

Feeling the heat of increased demands, skyrocketing equipment costs and budget constraints, the Glace Bay Volunteer Fire Department has decided to turn overGlace Bay · Glace Bay Read Article

Understanding Firefighter Rescues in Ontario - Fire Fighting in Canada

Firefighter Anthony De Benedictis details his personal project, The Firefighter Rescue Survey, where he collected information from public sources to analyzeOntario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

After 26 years of service, fire chief Ryan Daley passes the torch - Fire Fighting in Canada

When Ryan Daley first walked through the doors of the Halfmoon Bay Fire Department in May 1999, he was living in Burnaby, visiting his brother, hoping toBurnaby · Burnaby Read Article

Central York Fire Services recognized as North American leader in firefighter health and wellness - Fire Fighting in Canada

Central York Fire Services (CYFS), in Newmarket, Ont., has been selected as one of 17 departments across North America to join the Wellness-Fitness InitiativeNewmarket, Ontario · Newmarket Read Article

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