Ontario wildfire evacuees recall ashes ‘landing from the sky’ in harrowing escape

Ontario wildfire evacuees recall ashes ‘landing from the sky’ in harrowing escape

THUNDER BAY — The smoke that blanketed Whitesand First Nation became thicker, darker and more acrid within hours.
By Monday afternoon, debris started falling down from the pine trees. Panic began to grow in the remote Ontario community more than 250

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