Canadian Red Cross

The Ontario government is contributing $150,000 to the Canadian Red Cross to help people in the Caribbean recovering from hurricane Irma.

Forest fires are prompting the evacuation of some 3,700 people from three First Nation communities in northern Manitoba.

Small businesses affected by devastating wildfires in British Columbia will be getting emergency grants from the provincial government as dry weather extends the fire risk.

Not a peep about Trans Mountain during meeting between between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson.

Residents of two communities evacuated due to wildfires in British Columbia have been allowed to return, but officials say it's unclear when thousands of others will be allowed to go home.

The federal government is promising more funding to support residents affected by raging wildfires in British Columbia as some of the thousands of people displaced prepare to return home.

Officials in one of the regions hardest-hit by British Columbia's wildfires provided a grim update on Wednesday, July 19, 2017, on the number homes lost, and say the tally is expected to grow.

A British Columbia official says getting people to safety as fast-moving wildfires approached was only half the battle — the other half will be returning them home.

Wildfire conditions in B.C. are expected to worsen over the weekend as officials predict winds to pick up, fanning dozens of flare-ups that have forced more than 16,000 people from their homes.

On behalf of Red Cross, 10 banks in Canada are taking cash to assist those affected by the massive wildfires in Alberta.

A military contingent is expected to be in position today to decide where to deploy eight critical care nurses who will help Alberta fight COVID-19.

Numbers are down three per cent down from a week ago but case counts are still over 1,000 per day