Kashechewan First Nation has re-declared an emergency due to flooding from the Albany River.
About 681 residents living on the east side of the James Bay-area community are asked to evacuate the area, according to Emergency Management Ontario. All evacuees will be staying in Thunder Bay until flooding conditions subside.
EMO is also requesting more water pumps for the local water plant and homes already experiencing flooding.
Ministry of Natural Resources have deplored aircraft to the area. A Ministry helicopter is also en route as of Saturday afternoon.
Officials are closely monitoring the Albany, Attawapiskat and Moose rivers.
Meanwhile, Thunder Bay has signed an emergency declaration to brace for the evacuees.
"Thunder Bay is very experienced in dealing with these types of emergencies,” Hobbs said. “We are prepared to provide support to our northern neighbours in their time of need,” Thunder Bay Mayor Keith Hobbs said earlier this week.