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Flin Flon evacuates as wildfire escalates

Flin Flon evacuates as wildfire escalates

CTV News31-05-2025

Winnipeg Watch
CTV's Daniel Halmarson has the latest on the mass evacuation of Flin Flon as a wildfire inches closer to the city.

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