The Timmins 9 forest fire in Ontario has expanded dramatically, now covering over 1,100 hectares, which has led to a mandatory evacuation order for the nearby Mattagami First Nation. Initially, a voluntary evacuation was put in place on June 2, but the rapid growth of the fire necessitated the mandatory order on June 3. The leadership of the First Nation emphasized the need for evacuation to safeguard community members from the escalating threat. Residents are advised to stay calm, cooperate with emergency personnel, and remain updated through official channels. Currently, nine Ontario FireRanger crews are engaged in firefighting efforts, which include aerial suppression. In addition to the evacuation order, travel restrictions have been implemented, barring access to certain roads in the region unless authorized by an exemption permit. As of the latest reports, there are eight active forest fires in northeastern Ontario, with the Timmins 9 fire being one of the most significant.