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Wildfire evacuees from First Nations in Ontario's far north face uncertainty, mental health toll

Wildfire evacuees from First Nations in Ontario's far north face uncertainty, mental health toll
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Wildfire evacuations in northern Ontario have displaced over 2,800 people, with First Nations communities facing the most severe impacts. Evacuees are struggling with mental health, supply chain disruptions, and the uncertainty of living in host communities.

Sakanee is one of more than 130 evacuees from Neskantaga First Nation, a remote Ojibway community about 440 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay.

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