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Okanagan residents cheer on firefighters

Okanagan residents cheer on firefighters

Global NewsAmy Judd

Government map shows wildfire smoke intensifying over B.C., the Prairies and N.W.T

Government map shows wildfire smoke intensifying over B.C., the Prairies and N.W.T

MSNThe Canadian Press

It's official: B.C. is experiencing the worst wildfire season on record — and the threat is far from over www.cbc.ca/1.4249435 | CBC Vancouver

It's official: B.C. is experiencing the worst wildfire season on record — and the threat is far from over www.cbc.ca/1.4249435 | CBC Vancouver

184.7K viewsAug 17, 2017

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B.C. Wildfires Map 2025: Updates on fire locations, evacuation alerts and orders

B.C. Wildfires Map 2025: Updates on fire locations, evacuation alerts and orders

vancouversunStephanie Ip,Nathan Griffiths

Noticing some bugs with the wildfire dashboard map? This evening, upgrades are being completed on our digital products that may cause map layers not to load. This work should be completed by 10 p.m. this evening. If you notice errors after this time, send us a message here or email BCWS.App@gov.bc.ca. Thank you for your patience! | BC Wildfire Service

Noticing some bugs with the wildfire dashboard map? This evening, upgrades are being completed on our digital products that may cause map layers not to load. This work should be completed by 10 p.m. this evening. If you notice errors after this time, send us a message here or email BCWS.App@gov.bc.ca. Thank you for your patience! | 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

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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Fall may be just around the corner, but wildfire safety is still in season. So before you consider sparking up that end of season campfire, be sure to check if it’s allowed! Many wildfire prohibitions and restrictions are still in place, so here’s where to look before you head out: 📱BC Wildfire Service mobile app: -Click the Fire Ban feature along the top of the Map screen which gives a visual representation of where bans apply (https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/map) -Click Dashboard and

Fall may be just around the corner, but wildfire safety is still in season. So before you consider sparking up that end of season campfire, be sure to check if it’s allowed! Many wildfire prohibitions and restrictions are still in place, so here’s where to look before you head out: 📱BC Wildfire Service mobile app: -Click the Fire Ban feature along the top of the Map screen which gives a visual representation of where bans apply (https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/map) -Click Dashboard and

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B.C. Wildfire Map 2021: Updates on fire locations, evacuation alerts/orders

vancouversunNathan Griffiths

B.C.'s historic wildfire season: A recap of the explosive summer - The Weather Network

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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

55.3K viewsAug 19, 2023

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The new and improved BC Wildfire Service app is now available for free download. Find it: 📱 in the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bc-wildfire-service/id1477675008?ls=1 📱 on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.bc.gov.WildfireInformation&hl=en This app is one of a suite of new tools announced by the province today to help people prepare and stay informed during emergencies. Learn more: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024EMCR0024-000712 | BC Wildfire Service

6.7K viewsMay 9, 2024

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B.C.’s hot 2021 wildfire season finally cools

Air quality concerns continue as U.S. wildfire smoke blankets much of B.C.

Global NewsAmy Judd

Provincial Fire Information Officer Jean Strong talks to Global News Morning about how residents who refuse to leave fire evacuation zones are complicating wildfire fighting efforts. https://globalnews.ca/news/7995210/bc-wildfire-map-2021/ | Global BC

20.8K viewsJul 30, 2021

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The situation remains frightening for residents and visitors in the southern Okanagan as the Nk'Mip wildfire has grown to 2,000 hectares. The fire is now burning uphill away from properties, but a change in the wind could quickly make the situation worse. Paul Johnson reports. https://globalnews.ca/news/8048016/bc-wildfire-update-july-21/ https://globalnews.ca/news/7995210/bc-wildfire-map-2021/ | Global BC

33.3K viewsJul 22, 2021

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A wildfire starts, we respond and bring it to under control, but then what? Why does it sometimes stay on the map for days or weeks? Even if you can no longer see smoke and flames, it doesn't necessarily mean the fire is completely extinguished. A fire can continue to burn underground or can still be considered active even when flames and smoke are not highly visible. There are a number of steps we need to take so that when we call a fire out, it really is out. Firefighters will have to return a

15.6K views9 months ago

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A closer look at fire operations on the McDougall Creek wildfire (K52767), the estimated 12,318 hectare fire burning adjacent to West Kelowna. BC Wildfire crews, structural firefighters, RCMP and utilities providers are working collaboratively to restore a safe environment that will allow residents to return to their homes. For up to date information on evacuation alerts and orders on the McDougall Creek wildfire, see www.cordemergency.ca For more details on McDougall Creek wildfire operations,

15.4K viewsAug 27, 2023

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Government map shows wildfire smoke intensifying over B.C., the Prairies and N.W.T

Five ‘Fires of Note’ in BC that pose a potential public safety risk.

Global NewsAmy Judd

Wildfire smoke spreads from Interior to southern British Columbia - The Weather Network

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B.C. wildfires update: Evacuation order for wildfire in B.C.’s Peace River

vancouversunThe Canadian Press

B.C. Wildfires 2021: More properties lost, thousands on evacuation order, as White Rock Lake wildfire grows

vancouversunTiffany Crawford,Joanne Lee-Young

BC wildfires close highways around the province

Global NewsJon Azpiri

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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Last night, many regions of the province experienced lightning that ignited new wildfires. Hear from Cliff Chapman, director of operations for the BC Wildfire Service, about new wildfires, current weather and what is expected in the coming days. For information on individual wildfires: https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/map | BC Wildfire Service

13.3K viewsJul 18, 2024

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Map of fires burning around B.C.

Meet the firefighters battling B.C.'s wildfires

65.2K viewsJul 24, 2015

YouTubeCBC News: The National

British Columbia declares provincial state of emergency as wildfires grow

77K viewsJul 21, 2021

YouTubeCBC News

New wildfire near Vernon, B.C., 'out of control,' emergency crews say

86.5K viewsJul 11, 2021

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