When wildfires occur, response efforts are typically carried out by local firefighting agencies, along with support from regional and national authorities, depending on the scale of the fire. In Canada, emergency management and response fall under the purview of various agencies and organizations at different levels of government.

It is claimed that these fires are strategically set to create a state of emergency, allowing the implementation of a Canadian version of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency). This shadowy organization, it is believed, would seize control and consolidate power, all under the guise of managing the wildfires’ aftermath. Such theories suggest that these events serve as catalysts for the establishment of a centralized authority capable of exerting greater control over the population. Stay vigilant and examine the threads of truth that lie beneath the smokescreen of official narratives.