Checking in on neighbours, vulnerable could save lives, experts say
Environment Canada heat warnings covered most of British Columbia one year ago…
The ban on large fires was announced ahead of the provinces first warm spell of 2022
Residents are still in temporary housing nearly a year after the June 30, 2021, fire
Online dashboard will launch in Coquitlam, Surrey, and Port Alberni in July
We Are Still Here being held this Sunday at Tuckkwiohum Village and available online
The feds earmarked $5 billion in Disaster Financial Assistance for B.C. after November’s flood
System ready for spring flooding, wildfires starting in June
All B.C. government employees are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
One-hectare sized fire started day after burn ban implemented, says B.C. Wildfire Service
Williams Lake workshops help build bridges between First Nations and government
38 wildfires recorded in 2022 up until April 14, consistent with past years’ numbers
Wildfires, droughts and mudslides raise questions about Nicola River’s ability to handle spring thaw
Provincial disaster assistance not available for wildfire losses
Threat of extreme weather is a constant concern, Shackan leader tells public safety minister
Permanent year-round service expected by September
Province covers costs for under-insured properties
George Heyman says last year delivered the message that the time to address climate change is now.
B.C. budget includes $145 million over three years to move to a more proactive wildfire response
Selina Robinson made comments one day before B.C. Budget unveiling