

Wildfire evacuations, Quadeville looks for answers, Mafia museum and more.
Jul 13, 2025
Wildfires are wreaking havoc across Canada, forcing thousands in remote communities to flee for safety. In Quadville, residents gather for a town hall to discuss the tragic attack on an 8-year-old girl, seeking answers and support. Meanwhile, a new museum in Rome dives into the ugly truths of organized crime, aiming to shift the focus from glamorized portrayals to the victims' stories. Plus, the podcast touches on rising HIV infections in the Philippines and a thrilling tennis rivalry that's capturing fans' attention.
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Garden Hill Wildfire Evacuation
- Garden Hill First Nation evacuated 1,800 people due to a wildfire with help from Hercules aircraft.
- Leaders prioritized vulnerable individuals, ensuring elders and sick didn’t have to sleep on cots.
Quadville Town Hall Reaction
- Quadville held a town hall to clarify the attack on an 8-year-old girl, but some left unsatisfied.
- Police cautioned that information shared could be used in court, leaving many hesitant to speak.
Courthouse as Reconciliation Symbol
- Transforming a residential school into a courthouse symbolizes justice and reconciliation for First Nations.
- This court adapts to community needs rather than forcing them to fit mainstream systems.