Your World Tonight Fire evacuations in Manitoba, Hudson's Bay closes for good, how exercise can help cancer survival, and more
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Jun 1, 2025 Fast-moving wildfires in Manitoba are forcing urgent evacuations, leaving the community struggling with limited housing options. In a historic moment, Hudson's Bay Company is closing its doors after centuries of business, impacting many workers. Innovative research highlights how exercise may significantly improve cancer survival rates, prompting medical professionals to consider 'prescribing' activity. The podcast also touches on ongoing global tensions, including drone strikes in Ukraine and social movements in Venezuela.
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First Nation Wildfire Evacuation Story
- Serena Moore described the terror of evacuation from her First Nation due to wildfires.
- She stayed with family where over 20 people now live under one roof amid ongoing displacement.
Saskatchewan Wildfire Evacuee Experience
- Lisa Powder and her children fled their community amid worsening wildfire conditions.
- They found refuge in Montreal Lake First Nation as authorities prepared shelters and warned of more evacuations.
Hudson's Bay Employee Impact
- Hazel Harris lost her job at Hudson's Bay after 9 years with no severance pay.
- She feels heartbroken and betrayed by the company's closure and mismanagement over years.