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B.C. wildfires hit First Nations reserves harder, human rights report says

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B.C. wildfires hit Indigenous communities harder, human rights report says
A new report from British Columbia’s Human Rights Commissioner says Indigenous reserves are four times more likely to face wildfires than non-reserve communities in the province. The report from the office of Kasari Govender looking into the impact of wildfires on vulnerable communities finds Indigenous groups as well as children and those experiencing poverty are disproportionately impacted by the blazes.
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