By Alex Murray Writer Apart from a few days of hazy air and an orange air quality warning from Environment Canada, Six Nations of the Grand River hasn\u2019t felt the physical effects of the dozens of wildfires raging across Ontario like other First Nations communities have. But that doesn\u2019t mean the community isn\u2019t feeling empathy and sympathy for their First Nations brothers and sisters that have had to evacuate themselves without government help as wildfires bear down on their communities. To support all those flooding down from the northwest, where most of the near 200 wildfires blazing in Ontario are located, Six Nations community members came together to organize a donation drive to deliver donations to the evacuees. \u201cWe\u2019re deeply saddened by the news of the huge loss the Northern… <\/p>\n
By Alex Murray Writer Apart from a few days of hazy air and an orange air quality warning from Environment Canada, Six Nations of the Grand River hasn\u2019t felt the physical effects of the dozens of wildfires raging across Ontario like other First Nations communities have. But that doesn\u2019t mean the community isn\u2019t feeling empathy and sympathy for their First Nations brothers and sisters that have had to evacuate themselves without government help as wildfires bear down on their communities. To support all those flooding down from the northwest, where most of the near 200 wildfires blazing in Ontario are located, Six Nations community members came together to organize a donation drive to deliver donations to the evacuees. \u201cWe\u2019re deeply saddened by the news of the huge loss the Northern... <\/p>\n