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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40021, member: 636"]
Wild fires rage across Manitoba and force thousands from their homes. Officials moved 17,000 residents away from danger zones. Premier Wab Kinew called the situation the biggest evacuation most people have ever seen. Military troops arrived to help move people and fight flames. The army can fly families to safe places within hours.

Two people died from fires earlier this month near Winnipeg. Sue and Richard Nowell became trapped when flames spread quickly around their property. Emergency crews could not reach them during mandatory evacuation orders. Their children received donations from community members after the tragedy. Several other towns received warnings to prepare for possible evacuation.

Smoke from Canadian fires will travel south toward American cities. Air quality warnings cover Minnesota and other states. Minneapolis, Detroit and Chicago expect hazy skies from the smoke. Canada experienced record wildfire damage last year when flames burned over 42 million acres. Climate change makes fire seasons worse each year across the country.
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