With about 600 Eabametoong First Nation members at the centre of another evacuation due to northern Ontario wildfires, community leaders are speaking out about the conditions that make First Nations more vulnerable to such crises. “The conditions in which they [First Nations] are dealing with, just in terms of air quality, are already poor — and there’s very little fire support there, too,” says Riley Yesno, a member of Eabametoong First Nation, also known as Fort Hope, and a distinguished fellow at the Yellowhead Institute.The remote Ojibway community, located about 360 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, declared a state of…