Wildfire in B.C.’s Peace region doubles, no rain expected for relief
The BC Wildfire Service says a fire in British Columbia’s Peace region has grown out of control due to high winds, noting temperatures are expected to increase and no precipitation has been forecast for the area.
Hall says crews are working to protect critical infrastructure, including the W.A.C. Bennett Dam and a wooden bridge, while trees in danger of falling are being assessed. The district says in a release that lodging options may include hotels, campsites or billeting and support including food may be provided at the reception centre.
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