Monday, June 16, 2025, 11:22 am permalink
Evacuees from a Manitoba First Nation, displaced by recent wildfires, are now beginning to return home as cool, wet conditions help reduce the immediate threat. Local authorities report a cautious but hopeful recovery, with residents slowly resettling their community amid ongoing safety evaluations.
Bluesky: @winnipegfreepress.com
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