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Cooler weather, rain help in battle against some wildfires, as Saskatchewan boosts support for evacuees

  • On Saturday, the Saskatchewan government announced increased financial support for evacuees from 24 active wildfires affecting 33 communities across the province.
  • The increase follows several years without adjustment and supports between 10,000 and 15,000 people currently assisted by the SPSA and Canadian Red Cross.
  • Cooler temperatures, light rain from a low pressure system, and natural barriers like lakes have helped slow fire growth, with no new lightning-caused fires reported.
  • The head of household assistance was raised to $40 per day, with $20 per additional family member, supplementing the existing $15 million given for evacuee aid.
  • The state of emergency remains active until June 29, 2025, while officials plan to announce how residents can further assist displaced residents in the coming days.
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
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