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    Rise in crime, addiction in some communities that were evacuated due to wildfires

    A new report out this week looked at the 2025 wildfire season that impacted 134 First Nations and led to the evacuation of 40,000 people.

    Niigaan Sinclair says it is a national crisis that has caused trauma for years to come.

    Truth & Politics: https://youtu.be/mFqXZi9Z44o
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    1. So are you saying this is true for every community that was evacuated because of wildfire or just First Nations? I have watched a fire roll across the top of the trees right towards me, where I am trying to water down a wooden shingles barn with a garden hose and the fire originated on a Metis Settlement 1 mile south of my home and yard. I had NO HELP from the settlement to put out this fire that threatened my home, my livestock and my family. It was the local volunteer fire department that came out to fight this fire that devastated not only me and mine but also my neighbors, all of whom participated in the local volunteer fire department. Take some responsibility, it is not the gov'ts or the "whites" who should be responsible, it is your communities, just like we are responsible for cleaning up someone else's mess.

    2. So what does that say about the people? When are we going to hold people personally accountable for their own decisions? These are all decisions that people make, no one holds a gun to their head making them use drugs or commit crimes.