First Nations groups devastated by Canada's wildfires say government did not help

Fast-moving wildfires have devastated two First Nations communities in Ontario, Canada, with residents claiming they were forced to self-evacuate without government assistance or emergency warnings. Chiefs report being told there was no imminent threat before their homes burned to the ground, raising serious questions about emergency response protocols. Thirteen Ontario communities, mostly First Nations, have been ordered to evacuate, with nearly 2,000 people relocated to cities like Toronto and Niagara Falls.