West Coast Wildfires: Whole Provinces Lit 🔥, Evacuations Going Crazy

The Real Deal

Okay, listen up. The West Coast is not vibing rn. Wildfires are straight-up causing chaos in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. We're talking thousands of people evacuating their homes. Manitoba's even declared a province-wide state of emergency – that's how you know it's real.

In Manitoba, like 17,000 people dipped from their communities and First Nations. Flin Flon, a whole city with 5,000 residents, is a ghost town 'cause everyone had to leave. The Prime Minister heard the SOS and is sending in the military to get people outta there to Winnipeg. Major W for helping out.

Saskatchewan's in the same boat. Three First Nations – Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, and Montreal Lake Cree Nation – teamed up and called a state of emergency 'cause the wildfires are getting outta control and they're running low on supplies.

Alberta's also feeling the heat. Chipewyan Lake is under mandatory evacuation, so everyone there had to bounce to a safe spot. And people in Red Earth Creek were also told to evacuate. This is a mess, no cap.

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is showing love to the first responders and said they're gonna meet with the Prime Minister to figure out a plan. Hopefully, they can come up with something solid to help these communities out ASAP.

Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency said the wildfires are so bad this year mostly because people are starting them, and said it is "one of the worst wildfire seasons in decades."