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South African firefighters sing and dance as they arrive at the Edmonton International Airport on Thursday, June 15, 2023. The 213 firefighters will be fighting Alberta wildfires near Fox.
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More than 200 South African firefighters arrive in Edmonton, Canada, to help fight wildfires WFAA 535K subscribers Subscribe 138 11K views 1 month ago The firefighters performed a.
South African firefighters sing and dance after arriving at Edmonton's
South African firefighters play pool at a work camp north of Fort McMurray earlier this week. (Name withheld by request) The CIFFC, which negotiated the contract with Working on Fire, said the.
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Keena Chipasoose Half took this live video at the airport in Edmonton, Alberta. Here's a link to the CBC Edmonton story on the firefighter's arrival: http://.
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More than 300 South African firefighters arrived in Edmonton on Sunday night, joining efforts to extinguish wildfires across the province. The arrival of the group from Western Cape was certainly.
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June 15, 2023. More firefighters from South Africa landed in Edmonton on June 15, breaking out into energetic song and dance for those at the airport. It's a tradition the crews repeat each.
200 South African Firefighters Land In Edmonton To Battle Canadian
Two hundred South African firefighters arrived in Edmonton, Canada, on June 4 and performed a traditional song and dance, eager to get rid of the fires that had been intensifying over the past six.
South African firefighters dance as they arrive in Canada to help
Members of a 200-strong group of South African firefighters broke into song and dance after landing at Edmonton International Airport in Alberta, Canada, on Sunday, June 4, to help local crews battle ongoing wildfires in the region.Footage released by the airport's management shows firefighters in matching yellow jackets and carrying South Africa flags as they arrived.The firefighters belong.
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On Sunday night, 300 firefighters from Johannesburg, South Africa arrived at the Edmonton International Airport to make their way to the front lines of the blaze.
More South African firefighters arrive in Edmonton to help fight
South African firefighters break into song and dance in the arrivals area of Edmonton airport on Sunday. About 300 firefighters from the Volunteer Wildfire Services from Western Cape are to.
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View All 11 Photos. 1 of 11. South African firefighters arrive at the Edmonton International Airport, Thursday June 15, 2023. The 213 firefighters will be fighting Alberta wildfires near Fox Creek.
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More energetic firefighters from South Africa landed in Edmonton on Thursday morning. Despite the long trip, the more than 200 firefighters broke out into song and dance as they came out.
Alberta wildfires Help in Edmonton from South Africa CityNews Edmonton
Firefighters from South Africa touched down in Edmonton Sunday to help battle the ongoing Alberta wildfires - and their arrival hit all the right notes. Two-hundred-and-fifteen fire crew.
South African fire fighters, leave Edmonton International Airport
281 firefighters from South Africa landed in Edmonton Sunday, and took time for a quick song before heading north to help fight the Fort McMurray wildfire. The first thing the 281 South African.
