Evacuees News

Evacuees from Phantom Ranch recounted the sudden and frightening experience of flash floods in the Grand Canyon, as visitors expressed relief, sadness, and conc

Most wildfire evacuees in Spokane have been permitted to return to their homes near burn zones, despite ongoing concerns about lingering toxins. Authorities des

More wildfire evacuees have returned home to Summerland, over a week after the Bald Range fire forced their evacuation, as firefighting efforts shift to the nor

Thousands have been evacuated after an earthquake in Indonesia killed 51 people and cut off roads on Flores island, making it the deadliest quake since 2022.

An Okanagan Indian Band member reports a shortage of hotels and emergency support services for B.C. fire evacuees, with hundreds losing homes to wildfires over

The Salvation Army in Vernon has become a gathering point for thousands of people displaced by fires around Okanagan Lake, offering support and resources.

Evacuees returning to eastern Washington state found their homes destroyed and neighborhoods devastated by recent wildfires that swept across the parched landsc

An elderly woman died from heat stroke while sheltering in her car after a massive earthquake in Japan, raising the death toll to 36, as authorities warn of inc

Ryunosuke Animal Hospital in Kumamoto, Japan, has opened its doors to earthquake survivors and their pets, converting space into temporary housing with separate

Evacuees from Kashechewan First Nation, a remote Cree community, will begin returning home on August 4th after being displaced for nearly seven months due to is

Spain is allowing wildfire evacuees to return home, but France expresses concerns about the flames potentially spreading across its border.

Volunteers in Bordeaux are providing support and activities for over 1,000 evacuees who have taken shelter at the city's exhibition center due to massive wildfi

Residents evacuated from remote parts of northwestern Ontario due to rapidly spreading wildfires are now questioning why officials were unprepared for the disas