He fought to bury his son at home during Manitoba’s wildfires. He had just 3 hours to do it

He fought to bury his son at home during Manitoba’s wildfires. He had just 3 hours to do it

A grieving father from a northern Manitoba First Nation says he spent days phoning officials and filing paperwork before he was allowed to take the remains of his son back to his evacuated home community for burial.But even after fighting to

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