The Nova Scotia government is helping victims of the fire emergency in Fort McMurray, Alberta.
The province is coordinating several ways for Nova Scotians to help victims of the #ymmfire in Fort McMurray.
— Nova Scotia Gov. (@nsgov) May 5, 2016
Nova Scotians in Alberta now have a phone number to call to connect them to programs that could provide financial assistance.
Further information is available at this website: https://t.co/sOO2DY4lN3. pic.twitter.com/RpRVaOKttH
— Nova Scotia Gov. (@nsgov) May 5, 2016
The Canadian Red Cross is also accepting donations through phone, text message or online.
Nova Scotians who wish to help are encouraged to donate to @redcrosscanada: https://t.co/NnzjrvoPpw
— Nova Scotia Gov. (@nsgov) May 5, 2016
Premier Stephen McNeil says people across our province are concerned about the thousands who had to evacuate.
The people of Fort McMurray are in our thoughts and prayers. Please stay safe.
— Stephen McNeil (@StephenMcNeil) May 4, 2016
He says the province is ready to provide firefighters and other resources to Alberta, if requested.
