Members of a Manitoba First Nation forced to flee their homes due to wildfires are safe to go home.

Suki Falkner and her husband Fred Colwell were airlifted out of Spain to Kingston on Sunday night happy to be home.

Fire crews were called to the Rocky Ridge YMCA just before 9:30 a.m.

The two-year-old daughter came down with a fever unrelated to the deadly illness, but that got her bumped from the charter flight to Canada this week.

The district issued a state of local emergency Tuesday night, warning that the downpour was causing 'debris flow/debris flood' in the area.

Carter Perrier, 30, received instructions from the federal government stating a plane to bring Canadians home will leave Wuhan Thursday morning local time.

Officials blamed a quick thaw for the soil sloughing.

Around half-a-dozen residents of a Vernon townhouse complex were displaced.

Carter Perrier has been in Wuhan on-and-off for eight months for work. He has been in the city since Jan. 3 in this latest rotation.

After the Express du Village lift broke down, emergency crews "manually evacuated" the skiers stuck on the lift, according to a post on Ski Bromont's Facebook page.