Canada Sends Resources to Fight LA Wildfires

Los Angeles is currently battling devastating wildfires that have destroyed thousands of properties and prompted widespread evacuations, with at least 10 fatalities reported. Canadian officials, including Quebec's Public Security Minister, have confirmed plans to send additional firefighting aircraft, specifically CL-415 Super Scoopers, to assist local efforts after one was grounded due to a drone incident. The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre is coordinating with U.S. authorities to deploy more resources, while Alberta is also offering water bombers and night-vision helicopters. Hurricane-force winds have exacerbated the situation, igniting multiple neighborhoods and threatening famous landmarks. Over 100,000 residents have been displaced as the destruction continues to escalate, with nearly 2,000 structures already affected. The collaborative response highlights the strong ties between Canada and the U.S. in times of crisis.