Some evacuees from northern Saskatchewan are beginning to return home after being forced out by wildfires, bringing a sense of relief, but also concern.
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Local leaders say essential services are ready, but many residents remain emotionally and financially strained.
While some evacuees have support, others report little to no help from aid organizations.
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