Canada Wildfires: Thousands Evacuated as Smoke Reaches US

Massive Wildfires Force Thousands to Evacuate in Canada; Smoke Reaches US Churchill Falls, Canada – May 29, 2025 marked a devastating day as massive wildfires raged across western and central Canada, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes. The situation is critical, with the dangerous smoke from the intense blazes now affecting major US cities. Dramatic footage captured by CBC News, used in a CNN en Español report, shows the scale of the destruction. "It's like something out of a movie," said one resident, describing the scene of burning forests and the frantic efforts to contain the spreading fires. Firefighters are working tirelessly, using helicopters to drop water and other methods to combat the flames. The Canadian government has declared a state of emergency in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, reflecting the severity of the crisis. The video underscores the extreme fire risk facing a large part of the country, with the highest level of risk classification issued by authorities. While the situation remains dire, the collaborative efforts of firefighters and emergency services offer a glimmer of hope in the fight against these devastating wildfires.