Safety board says “significant” investigative work found no link between railway operations and fire
Report looking at the possibility a freight train sparked blaze that destroyed town released Oct. 14
Temporary housing in works for burned-out Lytton residents
Sicamous council received a call to action from the Regional District of Mount Waddington
Thompson Rivers University report says changes could save lives and property
Premier commits to more fire prevention starting next spring
Significant rainfall poses post-fire hazard to Interior highways
Volunteer firefighters contributed to efforts in Lytton and White Rock Lake during a busy summer
Kamloops and Boundary zone prohibitions eased as of Friday at noon
Both governments working together on wildlife stewardship and furthering their commitments to reconciliation
‘We couldn’t believe we really just did this in one night,’ says pharmacy owner
Provincial government is urging the public to make sure their activities over the Labour Day long weekend are fire safe
The number of wildfires burning in British Columbia has remained steady in…
The BCWS should be working with and learning from sqilxw Peoples
Province says the move allows them to quickly respond to changing wildfire conditions
‘You don’t want children crawling around on soil with, you know, high levels of metals’
Smoke taint could impact B.C. winegrower’s bottom lines
Mounties found a drug lab while helping evacuate homes near the Mount Law wildfire on Aug. 21
FireSmart fuel management spared community damage
A campfire is any fire smaller than 0.5 metres wide by 0.5 metres high