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Canada inmates relocated as hundreds flee wildfires
By Nidz Godino
Hundreds of people including 225 inmates from maximum security prison has been evacuated wildfires hit eastern Canada.
Federal penitentiary in Port-Cartier, about 500 kilometers (300 miles) north of Quebec City, was ordered evacuated along with about 1,000 local residents over, and 750 workers at hydroelectric dam in Labrador further north.
In statement, correctional services commissioner Anne Kelly said prison was closed and inmates “were successfully moved from affected area to other secure federal correctional facilities.”
Prison has housed some of the nation’s most notorious criminals including several serial killers.
Local state of emergency was declared as wildfires menaced town of Port-Cartier.
Hundreds of workers at massive hydroelectric plant in Churchill Falls also remained displaced after fleeing advancing fires earlier this week.
Plant provides power to province of Newfoundland, neighboring Quebec and other jurisdictions.
Fire “remains threat to community,” Newfoundland Premier Andrew Furey told news conference, but it has been “largely contained” to opposite shores of river from plant.
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro boss Jennifer Williams said skeleton crew remained behind to keep generating plant working.
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