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Chi Mino Ozhitoowin

Statement of support

Standing with communities affected by wildfires

July 17, 2026

Chi Mino Ozhitoowin extends our deepest sympathy, prayers and support to the First Nations, communities, families and individuals affected by the wildfires across Northwestern Ontario.

To our neighbours, partners and relatives facing evacuation, displacement, loss and the uncertainty of rapidly changing conditions: please know that our thoughts are with you. We recognize the profound impact on Elders, children, youth, families and other community members who have had to leave their homes and territories for their safety.

Our name, Chi Mino Ozhitoowin, is Anishinaabemowin for everyone building (anything) in a real good way. During challenging times such as these, building in a good way means standing together with compassion, care and responsibility.

We are deeply grateful to First Nation leadership, local community members, firefighters, first responders, emergency management teams, pilots, volunteers, host communities and everyone working tirelessly to protect lives, homes, lands and critical infrastructure.

We send strength, safety and comfort to everyone affected, including those awaiting the opportunity to safely return home.

In solidarity and friendship,

The Chi Mino Ozhitoowin Team

Wildfire evacuee support

How you can help

For those wishing to support individuals and families displaced by the wildfires, the following organizations are currently accepting financial or material donations.

Canadian Red Cross — Canadian Wildfire Fund

Financial donations can be made through the Canadian Red Cross Canadian Wildfire Fund or by calling 1-800-418-1111.

Donate online: redcross.ca/donate

Mikinakoos Children’s Fund — Emergency Fund

Financial donations will help provide necessities to children and families affected by emergencies and evacuations in First Nations communities.

Donate online: mikinakoos.com · Call: 1-844-348-5300

Thunder Bay Police Service Toy Drive

New or gently used, clean toys, games and books can be dropped off at:

Thunder Bay Police Service
1200 Balmoral Street, Thunder Bay
Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week

Superior Inn Hotel & Conference Centre

Donations of personal-care products, baby supplies, clean clothing, shelf-stable food, water and family activities are currently being accepted at:

Superior Inn Hotel & Conference Centre
555 West Arthur Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario

Donation needs and collection arrangements may change. Please confirm current requirements directly with the receiving organization before dropping off items. Information current as of July 17, 2026.