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A woman in the Shuswap has been fined $2,300 for walking away from a fire…

The Vernon fire department fined a resident $700 for having a fire last night. The…

An open fire ban has been implemented in Northern B.C. starting today. The B.C. Wildfire…

The campfire ban is being lifted across the Thompson-Okanagan region today, meaning residents will once…

Campfires and other open burning will be banned across the entire province starting at noon…

A high to extreme fire danger rating thanks to the heat wave has resulted in…

OKANAGAN – Open fires larger than the average campfire will be restricted in the Okanagan,…

OKANAGAN – Even though the wildfire threat has been reduced due to rain and cooler…
ARMSTRONG – Some people just aren’t getting the message. Armstrong-Spallumcheen Fire Chief Ian Cummings says…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Starting tomorrow morning, Sept. 16, two of the current open burning bans in…

PENTICTON - The B.C. Wildfire Service may have rescinded the campfire ban on lands within provincial jurisdiction, but Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen residents shouldn’t get the marshmallows out just yet. The regional district’s open fire ban remains in place for all lands which are contained within the regional district fire protection areas, including Anarchist...

VERNON - Vernon firefighters are reminding the public there is still a fire ban, something a local man apparently didn’t know. About 10 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 20, the Vernon Fire Department was called out to the 7300-block of Old Stamp Mill Road for a burning complaint. “It was a homeowner there claiming he didn’t know...