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Yukon firefighters express frustration with not being called to help

Yukon First Nation Wildfire says 48% of its firefighters were deployed earlier this season, but the crews were not called again as international teams were sent in.

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With wildfires burning across much of the country, including large swathes of B.C., members of Yukon First Nation Wildfire have been ready to lend a hand.

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First Nations firefighters say systemic barriers keeping Indigenous fire crews on the sidelines

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Yukon firefighters express frustration with not being called to help

With wildfires burning across much of the country, including large swathes of B.C., members of Yukon First Nation Wildfire have been ready to lend a hand.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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