10,000 at least people They ordered an evacuation homes in Quebec province after the spread of wildfires in Eastern Canada.
Canada is witnessing one of The worst begins with wildfire season, with Burning forest fires in Nearly all provinces are forcing tens of thousands of Evacuations since late April.
More than 2.7 million hectares have been burned so far this year Across the country, equals more than five million football Fields, said Federal Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair. this more out of 10 times average area It usually burns out by this time of year over the past a contract.
In a press briefing Friday morning, Blair said 214 fires were burning across Canada, 93 out of control, and 29,000 people evacuation.
“the situation remains severe across the country.
“Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia — they all have wildfires,” he said, referring to fires that can affect buildings, forest fuels or vegetation simultaneously.
Forest fires common in Canada’s western provinces, but this year Eastern Province of Nova Scotia is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record. Atlantic County has seen nearly 200 wildfires blazing more More than 19,000 hectares are displaced more from 25,000 peoplecomparison with 152 fires burned 3390 hectares in 2022.
In another eastern province, Quebec, Prime Minister François Legault urged people to avoid Time spending in Forests over the next some days.
Mayor of September Ellis, coastal Quebec citydeclared a local state of emergency on Friday and ask for 10,000 people to evacuate them homes.
“the situation in Quebec is growing day by day,” Stephane Lauzon, federal member of parliament From the province to reporters.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who He was meeting his Polish counterpart, Mateusz Morawiecki in Ottawa, which promised to continue providing federal aid to affected provinces.
“This is the scary time for a lot of people “Coast to coast to coast,” he said. And we’ll continue to be there support in Whatever possible ways.”
The Canadian Armed Forces have been helping fight fires in Western Canada since early May and troops have been sent to Nova Scotia on Thursday. help have also From the United States, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Morawiaki on Friday offered to send firefighters from Poland if necessary.
10,000 at least people They ordered an evacuation homes in Quebec province after the spread of wildfires in Eastern Canada.
Canada is witnessing one of The worst begins with wildfire season, with Burning forest fires in Nearly all provinces are forcing tens of thousands of Evacuations since late April.
More than 2.7 million hectares have been burned so far this year Across the country, equals more than five million football Fields, said Federal Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair. this more out of 10 times average area It usually burns out by this time of year over the past a contract.
In a press briefing Friday morning, Blair said 214 fires were burning across Canada, 93 out of control, and 29,000 people evacuation.
“the situation remains severe across the country.
“Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia — they all have wildfires,” he said, referring to fires that can affect buildings, forest fuels or vegetation simultaneously.
Forest fires common in Canada’s western provinces, but this year Eastern Province of Nova Scotia is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record. Atlantic County has seen nearly 200 wildfires blazing more More than 19,000 hectares are displaced more from 25,000 peoplecomparison with 152 fires burned 3390 hectares in 2022.
In another eastern province, Quebec, Prime Minister François Legault urged people to avoid Time spending in Forests over the next some days.
Mayor of September Ellis, coastal Quebec citydeclared a local state of emergency on Friday and ask for 10,000 people to evacuate them homes.
“the situation in Quebec is growing day by day,” Stephane Lauzon, federal member of parliament From the province to reporters.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who He was meeting his Polish counterpart, Mateusz Morawiecki in Ottawa, which promised to continue providing federal aid to affected provinces.
“This is the scary time for a lot of people “Coast to coast to coast,” he said. And we’ll continue to be there support in Whatever possible ways.”
The Canadian Armed Forces have been helping fight fires in Western Canada since early May and troops have been sent to Nova Scotia on Thursday. help have also From the United States, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Morawiaki on Friday offered to send firefighters from Poland if necessary.