When emergencies impact northern and remote Indigenous communities, urgent needs can arise that require immediate support. While True North Aid primarily focuses on community-led initiatives and supply programs, we recognize that crises can create circumstances where additional support is needed.

If your community is experiencing an emergency or an ongoing crisis, we invite you to contact us to discuss your community’s needs and explore potential funding or support opportunities. We are committed to listening, working alongside community leadership, and responding where we can.

Relief & Recovery in Action

Photos: delivery of beds to temporary housing for evacuees in Thunder Bay, cultural event run for evacuees at Centennial College.

Wildfire Evacuee Support

Relief and recovery efforts continue from the July 2026 Wildfires.

In response to the 2026 wildfires, True North Aid continues to work alongside northern and remote Indigenous communities, providing essential resources and support as families navigate displacement, return home, and begin rebuilding.

Evacuation Relief

The community of Neskantaga enjoying a trip to Chudleigh’s Apple Farm after displacement due to water issues in their community. The children enjoyed a day of fun and outdoor activity, a respite from their urban temporary lodgings.