“The Tabernacle, it’s burning here!”. It is with such a colorful expression that a resident of Quebec comments on the fires that she shoots near a burning forest, running away from the area by car. The night is tinged with flames approaching homes, as seen in the 13:00 TF1 video at the top of this article. Several municipalities in Quebec are now under the threat of giant fires raging across Canada.
It’s a scary time for a lot of people, coast to coast
It’s a scary time for a lot of people, coast to coast
Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
“This is a scary time for many people, coast to coast”Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said. The country is indeed facing one of the most disastrous springs in its history on the fire front, with nearly every province hit by gigantic fires that have forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate in recent weeks.
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“It’s a Monster”, the pilot comments as he flies over one of the burning fires, whose smoke is at a familiar level with the clouds. After the west of the country and the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, it was the turn of the east in early May, with Nova Scotia and now Quebec, which suffered from huge fires due to hot and dry weather. In total, more than 2.7 million hectares have already burned in the country in 2023, which is eight times more than the average for the past 30 years, according to Canadian authorities. And currently there are 214 active fires in the country, including 93 uncontrolled ones.
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