Stanley Mission, Sask. residents evacuate after wildfire inches closer
Stanley Mission has a population of around 2,000 residents and over half have evacuated to either Saskatoon, Prince Albert or Regina via bus or personal vehicle.She also mentioned this fire seemed to be worse than one that happened in the same area nearly two years ago.Read more:So far, the size of the fire is currently over 11,000 hectares of land, or half the size of Saskatoon according to Cook-Searson.
However, sprinkler systems and water pumps have been activated around the community to help prevent more fires. Maurice Ratt, emergency response coordinator with LLRIB, said hundreds of people have been contributing to help put out the fire.
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