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Sask. cabin owners risk danger to save buildings from wildfire

Sask. cabin owners risk danger to save buildings from wildfire

CBC11-06-2025
A handful of cabin owners in Saskatchewan's Narrow Hills Provincial Park have chosen to stay behind to try to save their cabins from wildfire, despite the closure of the park due to severe danger from encroaching flames. Others from Ontario to B.C. have made similar choices this wildfire season.

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