Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe promises $500 in direct aid to each wildfire evacuee / The Toronto Star
Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 12:23 pm permalink
Saskatchewan’s wildfire crisis deepens as Premier Scott Moe promises a direct payment of $500 per evacuee while facing growing public criticism over his government’s handling of the emergency. Tensions are high as affected residents demand more comprehensive support amidst raging wildfires.
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