Regina Leader-Post
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📍 SK
Jun 3, 2026
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From ash to art: Exhibit shows aftermath of major Sask. wildfire on one-year anniversary
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SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
From ash to art: Exhibit shows aftermath of major Sask. wildfire on one-year anniversary
“I hope it makes it real for people down here (in Regina) who haven't experienced that, for them to really see the damage and the incredible destruction."
Jan Modler holds a photo book that's part of her "Transformed by Fire" art exhibition at Cumberland Gallery in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on May 25, 2026. Modler and her husband, Greg East, created the exhibition after losing their Birch Lake home to a wildfire last spring. (Heywood Yu / Regina Leader-Post)
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