BartSimpson BartSimpson:
Meanwhile there's thousands of Canadians out silently doing their best to help people save what's left, to help them escape the flames, and you know there's good people out there getting things in motion to help people recover and rebuild.
I got to remember to focus on the good people in this thing.
I guy I work with are on a course this week, and he saw on Facebook that a friend of his - who is unemployed and has been for months - loaded his truck up the other day with large fuel containers of gas and diesel, and filled up a small trailer with as much water and granola bars as he could get, and cruised highway 28 and 63 looking for people stranded to give the stuff to.
My friend and I were jealous that we didn't think of it first, and that we were suck on the course.

And I'm sure we weren't the only ones. That's how we all roll around here.
Three friends that I know who still live there have got out, and I'm still waiting to hear from 2 more. All of them have been offered my spare rooms.
Robair Robair:

A forest fire that creates it's own lightning storm... what stops THAT cycle? No more fuel???
Or lower temperatures, higher humidity, or a great big long dump of rain.