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Fae fantasy: CREEPY HOLLOW & STORMFAE, Fairy tales: CITY OF WISHES, Elemental magic: RIDLEY KAYNE CHRONICLES
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‘It was far away until it wasn’t’: Lodge owner details harrowing northern Ontario fires

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By Rachel Morgan
| Global News Verified
Rylie Isaacs Laforge reported a northern Ontario wildfire to the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) on June 30. Then she watched it creep closer and closer before she and her family were forced to flee this week. Her lodge was narrowly saved, but others in the area were not so lucky. “It was one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen,” Isaacs Laforge told Global News.
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Evacuations continue as hundreds of wildfires ravage northern Ontario Original

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By Rachel Morgan
| Global News Verified
Thousands of people are being evacuated across northwestern Ontario as wildfires continue to ravage the region. Ontario Provincial Police said Thursday that they’re assisting in evacuation efforts in Armstrong, Whitesand First Nation, Collins First Nation, Gakijiwanong Anishinaabe Nation (Lac La Croix First Nation) and surrounding area, and Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation and surrounding area.
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‘They might have been toast’: Canoeists escape Ontario wildfire

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By Prisha Dev Verified, Rachel Morgan
| Global News Verified
Two canoeists who became trapped by a fast-moving wildfire in northwestern Ontario have been rescued, after what their outfitter says was a near-death ordeal. The rescue comes as smoke from wildfires in northwestern Ontario continues to blanket parts of the province, giving Toronto the worst air quality among major cities worldwide on Wednesday. The province is also fighting multiple heat warnings, issued by Environment Canada as temperatures climbed into the 30s and humidex in the 40s this week.
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