Ford says it is a ‘miracle’ nobody has died as wildfires rip across northern Ontario - Global News

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Was Ontario prepared for this wildfire season?

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The Globe and MailFleeing Canada's wildfires: They thought there was no immediate danger.

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Then a wall of smoke arrived CNNOntario crews battling about 190 wildfires, half out of control: officials CTV NewsWawa, Lake Superior Provincial Park added to restricted fire area SooToday.com

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Ford says it is a ‘miracle' nobody has died as wildfires rip across northern Ontario - Global News.

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Ford says it is a ‘miracle' nobody has died as wildfires rip across northern Ontario Global NewsFord defends Ontario's wildfire response as smoke blankets central Canada, Eastern U.S.

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The Globe and MailOntario crews battling about 190 wildfires, half out of control: officials CTV NewsWawa, Lake Superior Provincial Park added to restricted fire area SooToday.comFederal red tape leaves Ontario First Nation in ashes CP24

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A: The Globe and MailFleeing Canada's wildfires: They thought there was no immediate danger.

B: The Globe and MailOntario crews battling about 190 wildfires, half out of control: officials CTV NewsWawa, Lake Superior Provincial Park added to restricted fire area SooToday.comFederal red tape leaves Ontario First Nation in ashes CP24