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N.L. café owner describes 'devastating' wildfire threatening her community | Hanomansing Tonight
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7:34Now PlayingTracey Shute, co-owner of Red Ochre Cafe in Newfoundland and Labrador, says the community support has 'eased the burden' of stress and uncertainty amid continued wildfire alerts and evacuations. As of Tuesday, the provincial fire hazard map lists most of Newfoundland at an extreme risk of fire.
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