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OKANAGAN – RCMP have announced they are seeking a serial arsonist who may have deliberately…

When last year’s wildfires roared through the Ashcroft area near Kamloops, a couple from Langley…

WEST KELOWNA – The fire may be almost out but the work is not done.…

The government is pouring some cash into communities with struggling tourism sectors due to this…

VICTORIA – A result of the wildfires in British Columbia is tens of thousands of…

KAMLOOPS – B.C.'s wildfire emergency is expected to continue. In order to combat the ongoing…

KAMLOOPS – The area covered by a smoky skies bulletin has expaned into the South…

KAMLOOPS – The Martin Mountain fire near Monte Lake broke out last evening, July 26,…

KAMLOOPS – A new evacuation order has been issued for a handful of home near…

KAMLOOPS – City parks that have been closed in Kamloops for over two weeks because…

With so much smoke in the air lately it has become a common occurrence to…

"RAIN HAS MADE A VERY SIGNIFICANT IMPACT" KELOWNA – Good news from the fire front…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – In light of the unseasonably hot and dry conditions throughout the province, Premier Christy Clark is asking residents to be extra cautious this long weekend. "Every summer, the risk of fire increases. With many parts of the province facing unseasonably warm and dry weather, that risk increases even more — putting people's homes...

OKANAGAN - A smokey skies advisory is in effect for the Okanagan and Similkameen areas, due to high levels of wildfire smoke spreading throughout the valley. The concentration of smoke will vary as wind, fire behaviour and temperatures change. The advisory was announced Thursday morning by the B.C. Ministry of Environment. The Ministry is advising...

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Government agencies are advising May long-weekend travelers to remain safe and informed when planning vacation trips. ICBC reports, on average, a total of 1700 crashes occur on the long-weekend. Drivers are advised to plan trips ahead and avoid rushing to a destination. Police will target high-risk behaviours such as speeding, failing to yield,...