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Two wildfires burning out of control in B.C., wildfire service says

Two wildfires burning out of control in B.C., wildfire service says

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B.C. government declares wildfire state of emergency

B.C. government declares wildfire state of emergency

Global NewsSaba Aziz

While parts of B.C. are receiving some much-needed rain to help in the wildfire fight, severe thunderstorms have brought hundreds of lightning strikes. Eighteen new wildfires were sparked on Vancouver Island in less than 24 hours. Kylie Stanton reports. More: https://trib.al/7Dmz0D3 | Global BC

While parts of B.C. are receiving some much-needed rain to help in the wildfire fight, severe thunderstorms have brought hundreds of lightning strikes. Eighteen new wildfires were sparked on Vancouver Island in less than 24 hours. Kylie Stanton reports. More: https://trib.al/7Dmz0D3 | Global BC

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People start 40% of B.C.'s wildfires. Please, be responsible with campfires this summer. Check current fire bans and restrictions at www.bcwildfire.ca. | BC Wildfire Service

People start 40% of B.C.'s wildfires. Please, be responsible with campfires this summer. Check current fire bans and restrictions at www.bcwildfire.ca. | BC Wildfire Service

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Wildfires cost the province of BC millions of dollars every year – threatening thousands of livelihoods, communities and homes. Nearly half of those wildfires are preventable. Be responsible with campfires, cigarettes, and report any dangerous or suspicious activities. If you see a wildfire call *5555 on your cell. Learn more at www.bcwildfire.ca. | BC Wildfire Service

Wildfires cost the province of BC millions of dollars every year – threatening thousands of livelihoods, communities and homes. Nearly half of those wildfires are preventable. Be responsible with campfires, cigarettes, and report any dangerous or suspicious activities. If you see a wildfire call *5555 on your cell. Learn more at www.bcwildfire.ca. | BC Wildfire Service

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B.C. wildfires update: More evacuation orders issued in southern Interior

B.C. wildfires update: More evacuation orders issued in southern Interior

vancouversunThe Canadian Press

Evacuations were underway in central and southeastern British Columbia Thursday, following a significant escalation of overnight fire activity. Multiple videos posted to social media on July 1 showed large fires burning in the distance in Kamloops, and plumes of smoke wafting above Castlegar. globalnews.ca/tag/bc-wildfires/ | Global BC

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Okanagan residents cheer on firefighters

Global NewsAmy Judd

B.C. Wildfires: Number of fires jumps from 68 to 140 in 5 days due to lightning, heat

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BC wildfires close highways around the province

Global NewsJon Azpiri

Rain gives reprieve in B.C. fire fight before challenging days ahead: fire service

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Wildfires are impacting people across Canada right now. Our partners in other provinces have been there for us in the past and we’re grateful to be able to support them now in their time of need. Today we’re sending nearly 170 personnel to support our partners in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. This includes firefighting crews, supervisory staff, equipment and an Incident Management Team to continue supporting response efforts. While supporting our partners, we are also maintaining the resou

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B.C., Alberta wildfires trending upwards as dry environments prevail - The Weather Network

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B.C. Wildfires 2025: Firefighters make progress protecting evacuated homes in Vancouver Island wildfire

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More than 300 wildfires burning in B.C.

This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Responding to wildfires and other emergencies in B.C. would not be possible without the work of our dispatchers and call takers. Dispatchers work at our fire centres and the Provincial Airtanker Centre and are a critical communication link to responders in the field. Whether coordinating the movement of crews, planes, helicopters and other resources, or supporting the response to safety incidents or other emergencies in the field. Knowi

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Fierce Wildfires Close Highways Across British Columbia

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B.C. wildfires: Situation remains volatile in province despite rain

British Columbia's wildfire crisis took centre stage in 2023 - The Weather Network

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Canada’s biggest 2025 wildfires roar to life. Here's where they are - The Weather Network

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UPDATE: The BC Wildfire Service is continuing to respond to the Sparks Lake (K21001) and Tremont Creek (K21849) wildfires. Incident Commander Benson Todd from Western Australia provides an update on the fires, which are part of a complex managed by an Australian Incident Management Team. | BC Wildfire Service

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We would like to thank residents and visitors of B.C. for their diligence in reporting signs of wildfire so far this season. The BC Wildfire Service relies on the information shared through initial fire reports in order to respond quickly and effectively to wildfires. Due to hot, dry conditions and thunderstorms in the forecast, an increase in lightning-caused wildfires is expected this weekend. Please continue to report signs of wildfire to the Provincial Wildfire Reporting Centre (PWRC) by cal

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Your guide to B.C. wildfires: Maps, evacuation alerts, air quality and more - The Weather Network

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New evacuation orders in northern B.C. as hundreds of wildfires burn - The Weather Network

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B.C. could see ‘active’ spring wildfire season: officials

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Risk of wildfire remains high across BC despite some rainfall

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Between July 7 and 9, there were over 23,000 lightning strikes province-wide, sparking nearly 200 new wildfires. Most of this activity occurred within the Prince George and Northwest Fire Centres. The high number of new lightning starts can be attributed to exceptionally dry conditions that have made forest fuels highly susceptible to ignition. These hot and dry conditions have a big impact on wildfire activity, as fuel moisture content is a key factor in how fires behave. Read the Provincial Wi

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During this period of intense wildfire activity across the province, Director of Wildfire Operations Cliff Chapman and Predictive Services Unit Superintendent Neal McLoughlin share information about the current situation. Watch the video to learn more about the conditions over the last 24 hours, what we anticipate this weekend, and where people being impacted by wildfire can find more information. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status | BC Wildfire Service

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