VOICED : Fort McMurray still struggles one year after wildfire

The video discusses the aftermath of a devastating fire in Fort McMurray, Canada, which forced nearly 100,000 residents to evacuate. The fire destroyed homes and forests, leaving many to rebuild from scratch. Stephen Maynard, a resident, chose to rebuild his home as part of his healing process. The local economy, heavily reliant on the oil and gas industry, suffered due to falling oil prices and the fire's impact. Many residents used insurance money to relocate, leaving uncertainty about the community's future. Reconstruction costs are high, and 15,000 people remain unable to return home.

What was the immediate impact of the fire on the residents of Fort McMurray?

• They were forced to evacuate their homes.

• They received government aid immediately.

• They relocated to nearby cities.

• They continued their daily routines.

How did Stephen Maynard cope with the aftermath of the fire?

• He rebuilt his home himself.

• He moved to a new city.

• He started a new business.

• He received financial aid from the government.

What is the main economic challenge faced by Fort McMurray after the fire?

• Lack of skilled labor.

• Dependence on the oil and gas industry.

• High taxes on reconstruction.

• Shortage of building materials.

What decision have some residents made regarding their future in Fort McMurray?

• They are using insurance money to relocate.

• They are investing in local businesses.

• They have decided to rebuild immediately.

• They are waiting for government support.

What is Villalovos's main concern about staying in Fort McMurray?

• The lack of educational facilities.

• The high cost of living.

• The uncertainty of reinvestment in the community.

• The distance from major cities.