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Changing winds likely to push fire to Yellowknife, N.W.T. officials warn

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Despite fires being static for the last few days, officials in the Northwest Territories are remaining cautious and warning that changing winds are likely to push the fire toward Yellowknife.
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@darrenkeenan8307 Год назад

Everyone please be safe! Ontario is thinking of you and hoping for the best. We want all of you to be safe. Canada will come together to help you!

@stickynorth Год назад

As someone who was also forced from their home due to wildfires this year, I can relate and sympathize. Yellowknife is a great community and I hope everyone stays safe as they make their way here to Alberta... Welcome!

@forlostsouls01 Год назад

When I was younger, the house I was living in caught fire. I stood across the street watching everything I own going up in flames. Just my girlfriend, my dog and the clothes on our backs. We were both in school, so didn't have any money saved up for rainy days. The only thing government aid did for us was put us in a cheap hotel room for a week with meals. After that we had no where to go. An instructor at the school and her husband invited us to stay at their home and rounded up some extra clothing for us. We were ever so grateful for their kindness. It took a long time to get back on our feet, but we got through it. I thank God for the goodness we find on this planet.

@lostmoose9994 Год назад

Does anybody from Yellowknife know how far it is by road to the next town? Europeans dont believe me, they think its just few km "with fruitstands and cold beverages along the road"

@KumariKumari-fw7nc Год назад

I think 750 km..

@keith6706 Год назад

It's about 90 kilometers by road to the next community, the village of Behchoko, or continue along for another 103 kilometers to the town of Fort Providence, and then 677 kilometers to High Level, Alberta. You pass a couple of hamlets which are nothing more than a few houses along the way. That gets you about halfway to Edmonton by road. Hay River is just off to the side along that route but, of course, it's evacuated as well. Or, let's put it this way: ask them how they'd feel about driving from Paris to Frankfurt, with maybe one place to stop in between for fuel, on a two-lane road and no place to get anything. That's a *shorter* trip then for the people who drove out of Yellowknife.

@lostmoose9994 Год назад

I tried to explain this to Germans, they just make a fool out of me. They think its like in Europe and one guy actually called everybody a fool who lives more than 10 km from the next store. Oh well.

@Flourish_today Год назад

Just tell them it's 14 hours to drive from Yellowknife to Alberta.

@lostmoose9994 Год назад

👉 They think its 200 km/ hr like on a autobahn, in other terms: they have no clue of nothing

@lepout Год назад

This isn't the first time Yellowknif has encountered this kind of fire.

@Lucysmom26 Год назад

Always impressed by Sarah Leavitt, she's a good reporter. Well done to the mayor of Yellowknife for driving around looking for unhoused people to help, as well.

@jessd4048 Год назад

I believe it was the premier - a social worker by training.

@liamp.8826 Год назад

Too many wilde fires happening this summer. It's almost like... It's almost like... Think, people. Just think! This is not natural....

@KS0102 Год назад

Tell the climate deniers that...

@Lucysmom26 Год назад

Actually, extremely dry forests burning is *entirely* natural and expected.

@JMcD500 Год назад

What if,what if they are setting the fires to push their CC BS??...Do you really trust this government after the last 8yrs??

@tubecated_development Год назад

⁠@@Lucysmom26 Wildfires are getting bigger and more intense - and are burning in places never seen before. A big contributing factor is global warming drying vegetation and soil out, and creating more combustible material.

@gingersnap7793 Год назад

Ya there's something going on with a " China laser"I heard anyway lol. Who knows these days lol just weird how there are pics of lasers coming from the sky before it happened. Then the one next province over in Quebec Canada started like 100 different places all at once. There was a sat video of it on here.

@s.elizabeth1753 Год назад

It's not wildfires.

@user-zt6gu1ph7c Год назад

I don’t think anyone was really expecting this.? Have to stay strong even when others are still struggling with this ordeal.😮

@user-qc3oe5di7x Год назад

are these people living out of their cars now ? where the hotel and motel rooms for them that should be provided by our overtaxed government ?

@joancowan9139 Год назад

😮😢terrible

@PaurRoo777 Год назад

Of course there going to be a "somebody died but we regret to informnyou that we cant disclose who" could be a total lie.

@marjoriecoey3418 Год назад

Hope rain comes. Fall is not far away and then winter. What a mess for these evacuees to contend with.❤

@standingbear998 Год назад

they are determined to burn that town also. just watch. setting up the story now.

@johninman7545 Год назад

God bless the compassionate governor /premier.

@9UaYXxB Год назад

She's great !

@user-zt6gu1ph7c Год назад

18:15 Toronto time.

@PaurRoo777 Год назад

In the n- in yellowknife😂😂😂

@SnowWhite-hr4ho Год назад

Why not investigate the arson rumors

@stevemilley8903 Год назад

Arson is bad.

@alaska3300 Год назад

Not in Trudeaus Canada. It is a good thing

@zoricagrujic8038 Год назад

It helps the science! 😂

@9UaYXxB Год назад

@stevemilley8903 And you have proof, Steve.... stand up tall and share it Steve. Let us know... We'll wait.

@BudzzableRides Год назад

9UaYXxB: a man in Alberta has been charged with lighting at least 10 fires! Edmonton Journal has the story. Are you standing and sharing?

@porkfatrules6025 Год назад

@@BudzzableRidesoh did that man also make it all the way to NWT? So every wildfire is now arson? Good logic

@thomasrichard890 Год назад

Build back better!~ You will own nothing and be happy! :)

@pocketchange1951 Год назад

👍👌❤️🇨🇦

@SKSkronos Год назад

Premier was more concerned about the drugged up homeless, because the ones that are actually trying to get their life together were leaving by plane. While consequently forgetting about the 20'000 tax payers that were panicking because no one had info on the evacuation. They kept it all secret until the last moment. She is disconnected from reality. Her action caused uncertainty and panick, she should be ashamed of her incompetence. Homeless even had alcohol service from yellowknife, on the plane, to edmonton or calgary. If they would of advertised free booze, she wouldn't of had to drive around to find them they would of showed up for the booze.

@alaska3300 Год назад

Think about driving EVs in this mess having dead batteries or exploding batteries

@stickynorth Год назад

Not the time troll