What is the latest I did hear they reopened the AlCAN...which is nice...

And I know some Americans are there so that helps and No ONE could have prevented this except City Planners and God.. IMHO

well your own military has not been involved any whatsoever, so i guess when it to a point where they need (or want)help, we will be there...

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/canadian-military-called-to-assist-with-fort-mcmurray-wildfire/67318

** Oh! How quickly we forget?
* Ken Taylor so unassuming, "reacted" to helped his neighbors.
* Americans indoctrinated into Canadianism,
*

i'm sure Justin Beiber is helping y'all out right now...

Hold up Doug,
Obarry and your prime minister Trudeau are good buds. He only had to ask. Much as we'd like, we can't just jump in there, cause then you'd say, the US is invading us. Let me look into this. Be back asap.

* um "Weather Network" ?? oook
*In truth the R.C.M.P.is better equipped for this as The Canadian Military is mostly "military hardware".

** http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/how-is-the-military-helping-fort-mcmurray/


** You may have been thinking of these(kick-***)guys/ training by rangers.

http://www.fortmcmurraytoday.com/2014/02/21/canadian-forces-test-their-winter-resolve-in-nunavut


**Throughout the night, reinforcements poured in from across the prairies. A busload of off-duty firefighters from Edmonton. A convoy of fire vehicles from Parkland County. A fire truck from Leduc. A fleet of helicopters and water bombers from across Western Canada.

hmmm... maybe they don't need help with evacuations, supplies or vehicles... so why are you whining about the US then?

Well the fact is Canada has not asked for help. They should though. Our fire jumpers from California are dropped into hot zones and the are some of the best. Anyway, here the latest on the fire.

Fort McMurray requests for federal assistance have been met, Justin Trudeau says
$30M has been raised to help Fort McMurray evacuees, Canadian Red Cross says

Susana Mas · CBC News
May 6, 2016
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is doing all it can to assist Albertans as a wildfire in Fort McMurray continues to grow for a fourth straight day.

A raging wildfire has forced the evacuation of more than 88,000 people from Fort McMurray, in what has been described as the largest fire evacuation in the province's history.

"Our government has met all of the Alberta government's request for assistance, including providing air assets and 7,000 cots for evacuees in emergency shelters, with 13,000 more on the way," Trudeau said from Toronto on Friday, in an update on Ottawa's response to the wildfire.

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The prime minister added the federal government will not put a financial cap on a promise to match individual donations, made from May 3 to 31, to the Canadian Red Cross in support of relief efforts. So far, some $30 million has been raised to help the evacuees.

Conrad Sauvé, president and chief executive officer of the Canadian Red Cross, said some 14,000 families in need of assistance have registered with the relief agency.

"We're encouraging everybody who needs assistance to register with the Red Cross," he said on Friday.

Ontario Community Safety Minister Yaser Naqvi said the province has offered to help the Alberta government by sending firefighters along with any equipment they will need to combat the raging wildfires.

"Approximately 100 or so will be travelling to Alberta and I believe there's a significant number leaving today," he said during a local announcement in Ottawa with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.

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​Trudeau said his office continues to be in "constant contact" with Alberta Premier Rachel Notley to provide any additional support that's needed.

"We are working with the premier and the emergency authorities extremely closely to deliver on everything they need. We understand that this is still an active situation — the wildfires are still raging, we're not expecting rain for another couple of days, which is still of concern to all of us," Trudeau said on Friday.

Asked about a visit to Fort McMurray, Trudeau said he would do so in the coming weeks but that for now the best thing he could do was to stay out of the way and let emergency responders do their work.

"I think we're all aware that a prime minister showing up in Fort McMurray when firefighters are busy trying to contain a massive, raging wildfire is not a particularly helpful thing," he said.

"I can't say I look forward to it, because just the pictures are troubling enough, but I know that it is going to be extremely important that I get out there."

'Huge gaps' in Indigenous communities

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale spent the day meeting with provincial and territorial ministers responsible for emergency preparedness to discuss a range of issues, including how to better respond to emergencies in northern and Indigenous communities.

The northern Ontario community of Attawapiskat declared a state of emergency last month over several suicide attempts, but other First Nations communities in Ontario also declared public health emergencies since the beginning of the year.

Justin Trudeau to meet Attawapiskat chief in wake of more suicide attempts
First Nations health emergencies creating 'collective post-traumatic stress disorder'
"There are huge needs there and huge gaps in our system there and we have all agreed that these are gaps that we need to pay attention to and we need to fill," Goodale said Friday after the meeting.

Goodale said that Perry Bellegarde, the national chief for the Assembly of First Nations, took part in the meeting and stressed the need to make emergency management measures in Indigenous communities "more effective."

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed to meet with Attawapiskat Chief Bruce Shisheesh following more suicide attempts in the northern Ontario First Nations reserve. (Nathan Denette/Canadian Press)
Goodale said that in the case of large-scale natural disasters, the federal government provides financial assistance to provincial and territorial governments through a program called the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements.

"For the very large disasters like you're facing in Fort McMurray, the federal share is very likely to be right at the maximum at 90 per cent," he said.

While Friday's meeting was previously scheduled to coincide with Emergency Preparedness Week, Goodale said "the irony" of the timing was not lost on him.

"Our meeting is particularly timely in view of the unprecedented situation unfolding in Fort McMurray," he said from Toronto on Friday.

"We have seen an outpouring of emotion and support all across the country as Canadians see the images of what is transpiring in Fort McMurray... and to say emphatically, we're standing with you and we have your back."

Goodale said he signed a renewed memorandum of understanding with the Canadian Red Cross Friday detailing how the organization will continue to work together with the government "on matters of emergency management and disaster risk reduction."

Interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose is in her riding of Sturgeon River–Parkland in Edmonton where she was joined by other Alberta Conservative MPs. In an interview with CBC News Network, Ambrose thanked Canadians for their support for people affected by the fires.

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Hold up Doug,
Obarry and your prime minister Trudeau are good buds. He only had to ask. Much as we'd like, we can't just jump in there, cause then you'd say, the US is invading us. Let me look into this. Be back asap.
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** WoW
Ken Taylor Canada's Ambassador to Iran (his plan) to bring the American Embassy staff to the Canadian Embassy and give them Canadian I.D's. The Americans took weeks to be indoctrinated into Canadianism for this to work.
* Ken reacted. He was NOT asked to help.

** Canadian's invade the U.S. every winter.
* They return the "their State" Florida

* Did you say "Invaded"

http://publications.gc.ca/Collection-R/LoPBdP/MR/mr114-e.htm

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Canada, U.S. agree to use each other’s troops in civil emergencies

Canada and the U.S. have signed an agreement that paves the way for the militaries from either nation to send troops across each other’s borders during an emergency.

* Yes Canadian Forces can quickly deploy into the United States without being asked. Feb.22,2008.

http://www.canada.com/topics/news/story.html?id=403d90d6-7a61-41ac-8cef-902a1d14879d

** Water bombers were in short supply.

The agreement is in place for the USA also to move into Canada. But it has to be requested. If the role was reversed, like the multiple fire we've had in California, Canada would still have to be invited. Canada just doesn't bounce across the border!

** Given

* A few "Stars and Stripes" on the side of a few "water bombers" would have LOOKED so CooL

P.s. Trump could personally have sent one.

Belive me Doug, if real Americans were running this country, we would have carpet bombed that Providence with tons of water. From hundreds of water bombers. It's a tragedy and I hope you know Americans feel badly for this uncoordinated event.

** " carpet bombed that Providence with tons of water. From hundreds of water bombers. "

* B747 Supertanker's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzwS8Gv27J8

Spraying chemical fire retardant in huge quantities is a terrible idea, the forests regenerate just fine after a burn, too bad peoples homes were so close to tree lines? gonna burn for weeks, shame



We're stalling the Russians offer for help too

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/russia-wildfire-aid-offer-still-in-limbo/ar-BBsMb6e?ocid=spartanntp

The offer involves sending converted Ilyushin Il-76 transport planes — the kind occasionally leased by the Canadian military — that can dump as much as "42 tons of fire retardant into fire spots."

not my business, but i would just use water... no need to kill off the wildlife for years to come...

ALBERTA CANADA FIRE DOUBLES IN SIZE ! Wildfire Bigger Than Greater London & Threatens

http://youtu.be/MME1b5MhMF4/
04:43

ALBERTA CANADA FIRE DOUBLES IN SIZE ! Wildfire Bigger Than Greater London & Threatens Saskatchewan
* May 9,2016... From Video *

A huge wildfire raging in the Canadian province of Alberta is growing further and could spill into neighbouring Saskatchewan, officials say. Smoke from the fire has already spread there, and air quality statements have been issued for both Saskatchewan and Northwest Territory. There are warnings the blaze could burn to the edge of a facility run by Suncor Energy but officials said the risk of damage was low.

"These sites are very resilient to wildfire, largely because they're free and clear of vegetation and trees," said Chad Morrison, Alberta's head of wildfire prevention. Fort McMurray is in the heart of Canada's oil sands country, and the region has the world's third-largest reserves of oil.

As much as a quarter of the country's oil production has been halted by the fire, raising concerns about the effect on the Canadian economy. oil sands false flag agenda movie prediction

A state of emergency has been declared in the province of Alberta in Canada after a wildfire forced all 88,000 residents of Fort McMurray to flee.

Officials say the fast-moving blaze could destroy much of the city.

The fire, which broke out on Sunday in the heart on the country's oil sands region, has gutted 1,600 buildings, including a new school.

The evacuation was the largest-ever in Alberta. Oil companies operating in the area have been forced to cut output.

Several firms have shut down some pipelines. This was done to help evacuate non-essential personnel, reports say, but oil facilities are not in the current path of the fire.

So far there have been no reports of deaths or injuries, but two women gave birth in one evacuation centre, Reuters new agency reported.

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"There's whole neighbourhoods that are gone. A hotel burned down, a gas station exploded. One lady that I met she actually was sheltered behind like an electrical box when it actually exploded and she felt a shockwave Authorities said there had been no known casualties from the blaze itself, but fatalities were reported in at least one car crash among the evacuees. Thousands bunked down in arenas, hockey rinks and oil work camps, often short of fuel and food.

A huge cloud of black smoke was visible from well over 60 km (37 miles) away from the town. Traffic on the main road headed south had thinned to a trickle, however, after major jams on Tuesday when the evacuation order was given.

Stretches of the highway had been converted into make-shift campgrounds by people in cars, trucks and recreation vehicles, who were fleeing the inferno.

Firefighting crews have been unable to stop the wildfire, which has charred 18,500 acres (7,500 hectares) since it erupted on Sunday and exploded in ferocity. Fort McMurray itself is sealed off to all but the emergency services but it is reportedly a scene of devastation. The province declared a state of emergency for what was shaping up to be Canada's costliest natural disaster.

Fort McMurray describes itself as the "gateway to the north" - a region which is home to the third largest reserves of oil in the world behind Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.

It may be remote, but Fort McMurray's proximity to Canada's rich oil sands has helped it to become a hugely prosperous place, drawing oil workers from across the world. Canada orders mass evacuation

Child ecstatic as FortMcMurray wildfire evacuees : celebrate his 5th birthday

http://youtu.be/eDZpZNL2Jbk/ 00:43


Even in the mist of tragedy.
Their are still loving & thoughtful people