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'So Grateful': FIrst Nations Evacuees Return Home After Stay in Sudbury

Heavy rain and reduced fire activity prompted leaders to bring back more than 200 evacuees after several days in Sudbury.

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Aroland Chief Sonny Gagnon said his community’s most vulnerable came back home after about half a week in Sudbury

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'So grateful': FIrst Nations evacuees return home after stay in Sudbury

Aroland Chief Sonny Gagnon said his community’s most vulnerable came back home after about half a week in Sudbury

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‘There's nothing like home’: First Nation's evacuees return

Aroland Chief Sonny Gagnon said his community’s most vulnerable came back home after about half a week in Sudbury.

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snnewswatch.com broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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