Mandatory evacuations issued for Pelican Narrows as wildfire threatens community
- Authorities issued mandatory evacuation orders on Sunday for Pelican Narrows, threatened by a wildfire burning within a kilometer of the community northeast of Prince Albert.
- Dry weather and strong winds sparked several wildfires across northeastern Saskatchewan, leading to multiple highway closures and a broader provincial fire ban announced Monday afternoon.
- Highways 3, 106, 120, 912, 913, 135, and 927 were closed due to smoke and fire near affected areas including Little Bear Lake, East Trout Lake, and Pelican Narrows.
- By Monday night, about 19 active fires burned provincewide, with officials urging immediate evacuation and praising crews working to protect communities like Little Bear Lake.
- Evacuations displaced residents, including those who left belongings behind, while local facilities set up support centers and emergency plans to respond to ongoing wildfire threats.
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Warman crew battling northern forest fires – Clark's Crossing Gazette
By TERRY PUGH A crew of three firefighters from Warman and one from Martensville were deployed on May 27 by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) to assist in battling a large forest fire near Pelican Narrows in northeastern Saskatchewan. Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) was the first municipal fire department to be asked by the SPSA to help in the fight against fires that have so far triggered the evacuation of at least 4,000 people from norther…
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