Canada sends military to northern Manitoba First Nation for storm relief amid outages and evacuations.

Canada has deployed military personnel to a remote First Nation community in northern Manitoba amid severe winter storms that caused widespread power outages, frozen pipes, and forced evacuations. The extreme weather damaged critical infrastructure, disrupting heat, electricity, and medical services. Military support is aiding emergency response efforts, including transporting supplies, setting up shelters, and assisting with infrastructure repairs. Officials emphasize the situation remains fluid, with no fatalities reported but ongoing risks from cold exposure. The deployment highlights growing challenges in responding to climate-driven emergencies in Indigenous communities.